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At A Glance

Help to preserve downtown

Driver's license.
office relocates
Remember: the Driver's
License office has moved to
the old Jaycee Building on
Jaycee Lions Bl\d., off of Main
Street South.
Chamber
banquet Oct. 16
The Greater LaBelle Cham-
ber of Commerce invites you
to its annual banquet Monday,
October 16, at the civic center.
Social hour begins at 6 p.m.
(no alcohol); dinner at 6:30.
Tickets are $20 each: table
sponsors are $250, (includes
eight tickets and \our business
name in the bulletin): The -
menu includes chicken and
dumplings, roast pork, black
eyed peas, sweet potatoes and
corn bread. Get \our ticket by
September 30. in the mean-
time, be sure to send \our
nominating letter for the 2006
Citizen of the Year.
Also, remember to seid in
your ballot for new board
membersby September 30
Sign up for
Relay for Life
Come to ihe Relay lor Life
Rall\ at 6 p.m., Oct 24, at Flora
& Ella's Restaurant. Anyone
interested in serving on the
committee or who needs
information on the 2007 event
is welcome. Come find out
what this cancer fundraiser is
all about and enloy free pie
and beverages.
SCF:Youcan
still do poster
The SCF committee has
postponed its poster deadline
till its Nov. 6 meeting. Please us
the ne\v theme: It Started with
a Seed.
Time to think about their
nominations for the Pioneer
Family and Grand Marshal.
Pioneer Families should have
been in the area for at least 50
years and the Grand Marshal
needs to be a strong commu-
nity-minded and active individ-
ual whose actions have bene-
fited the entire community in
some way.
SCF meets the first Monday
monthly at 6 p.m. at City-hall
through December. Weekly
meetings begin in January till
the festival.
Education
support available
The Community Services
Block Grant Family Self-Suffi-
ciency Program of Hendry
County is looking for ten full
time students that have
obtained grants or student
loans for ongoing education or
long term job skills that need
to drive excessive distances for
classes.
Gas vouchers will be pro-
vided as class attendance is
verified to assist low-income
persons to continue their pur-
suit of education and/or job
skills with increasing gas costs.
Call 675-5356 in LaBelle,
983-1469 in Clewiston for an
application.

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Editorial ............ .4
Speak Out .......... .4
Social News .......... 5
Sports ..........15, 16
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By Patty Brant
The first question is: What do
residents want LaBelle's down-
town to be like in the future? The
second question is: How do we
make it happen?
Those two questions form
the starting point for a group of
residents whose goal is to
ensure that LaBelle's downtown
area does not die out as growth
comes and at the same time pre-
serve LaBelle's unique charac-
ter.

By Patty Brant
Candidate for District 16 US
Congressman Joe Negron made
a quick stop in LaBelle at Flora &
Ella's Restaurant Friday morning,
part of a campaign trip through
the district.
He and his wife Rebeccawere
meeting and greeting folks, giv-
ing them a chance to get to know
him in the few weeks left before
the Nov. 7 General Election.. In
addition to getting his own cam-
paign messages out to voters, Mr.
Negron is faced with having to
counteract any backlash frorn
Mark Fole\ 's downfall. Foley had
been the, District 16 US Congress-
man since 1994, but resigned
Sept. 29 after admitting to send-
ing inappropriate e-mails and
text messages to underage Con-
gressional pages.
Although Mark Foley's name
will remain on the ballot, voters
should know that, in voting for
Foley, they would actually be vot-
ing for Negron. He is facing
Democratic candidate, business-
man Tim Mahoney.

Some 150 people gathered at
the civic center Oct. 3 to hear a
presentation by Glatting Jack-
son, an Orlando based company
dedicated to community plan-
ning and design.
The collective core values
cited by the group boiled down
to preserving: LaBelle's natural
Sen\ironment, heritage'culture
and Iriendl\ atmosphere.
Several vehicles for revitaliza-
tion were discussed, including
'the Main Street Florida program

(which requires, a $100,000
commitment from the commu-
nity) and Front Pbrch (geared
mainly toward providing techni-
cal'and educational experience
Sfor distressed communities).
Currently the group is consider-.
ing setting -up a Community
Revitalization Agency (CRA) for
: downto\\n LaBelle.
The Glatting Jackson repre-
sentatives explained the basic
principles of a CRA: retaining,
reorganizing and redevelopment

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Candidate Negron chatted with the breakfast crowd in
this case folks at Flora & Ella's "round table" listened to
his message. He was a hard sell, though, to Raymond
Crawford, far right. Walter Ferguson, left, and Hendry
County Republican Party Executive Committee Chairman
Mel Karau, look on as the candidate attempts to draw Mr.
Crawford into the discussion.

Outside Flora & Ella's, Mr.
Negron said his priorities as a US
Congressman would be:
Reforming homeowners insur-
ance, which would include set-

ting up a national hurricane fund
to spread disaster insurance pre-
miums throughout the country,
See Negron -Page 2

using private and public invest- horizon, organizers hope a CRA
ment. would offer a strategy for balance
People seemed intent on capi- downtown.
talizing on LaBelle's beautiful Future transportation issues -
river setting with a boardwalk, particularly the LaBelle Bridge -
walking district and bike path, will perhaps have' the largest
focusing on cleaning up.and impact on LaBelle's character.
keeping the remaining historical Hoiw do we amo\e traffic withoutt
elements"intact. stifling what we have? -
However attendees did t interested in a C ad is cau-
want LaBelle to be just a tourist tiousltedin. .. n p.arid -i n
destination, feeling the town tiously considering partnering
should cater to the working pub-
lic and, with a Walmart on the See Agency -Page 2

LaBelle hears

FPEs plans

By Patty Brant
LaBelle area residents got a
chance to hear details about
the Florida Power & Light plant
proposed for Glades County
Oct. 5. FPL held the third in a
series of open houses geared to.
-help residents understand how
a coal-burning plant produces
electricity and what that
process means for the sur-
rounding area.
Although the plant will be
located in Glades County, its
economic and environmental
implications will have a strong
impact on Hendry as v ell.
The twin 980-megawatt unit
plant will have a $2-3 billion
taxable value in Glades gener-
: ating an expected $20 million in
taxes annually. A 100-acre sub-
station on CR 833 \will mean
several $100 million in addition-
al taxable value, providing sev-
eral million dollars in taxes

every year for Hendry County.
From that substation, power
will be transmitted to the
statewide electric grid.
During the construction
phase the plant will provide
about 1.600 jobs for five years;
with some 180 permanent full
time jobs for folks throughout
This area. It is also expected that
the construction will require
hundreds more support jobs
throughout the community.
Aside from the economic
boost, what will this plant
mean to this area?
Several knowledgeable resi-
dents, including agricultural
engineer John Capece and Har-
ris Friedman, expressed con-
cerns about carbon dioxide
and mercury levels the plant
might produce for the entire
area.
See Plant-Page2

Put farm tour

in your plans

The Hendry County Farm-
City Tour Council will hold its
25th annual farm tour of the
Hendry County agricultural
industry, Saturday, December 2.
Tickets for the tour cost only
$50.00 per person and the par-
.ticipants will be able to catch a
modern air conditioned tour bus
at the U-Save Supermarket Cen-
ter on Palm Beach Blvd. in Fort
Myers or at the Rodeo Grounds
in LaBelle.
You will then be transported
with knowledgeable tour guides
to various stops around the
county where you can get a
close up look at some of the
most efficient farmers in the
world.

Hendry County is one of the
largest agricultural counties in
the state and was the largest pro-
ducer of round oranges in Flori-
da during the 2004-2005-crop
year. In addition, Hendry County
is the second largest producer of
sugarcane, third largest in veg-
etable production and fifth
largest in beef cattle.
This year's tour will feature a
variety of interesting stops at
some of Florida's most sophisti-.
cated agricultural operations
including vegetable transplant
nurseries, citrus, sod, sugarcane
and vegetable production as
See Farm -Page 2

Kids: Be safe

in cyberspace

By Kristin Hunter
Vickie and Glen Roddell, from
LaBelle, are internet gurus. Vick-
ie is also the author of many great
books on internet safety. They
know all about how dangerous it
can be. They said, "The internet
can be a great resource or a scary
thing. Internet safety is becoming
more and more of a problem
because more people have
access to computers and they are
running at a faster pace than they
used to," so Vickie and Glenn
Roddell started a Website called
ccmostwanted.com to help pre-
vent cyber crime. They started
their Website back in 1999 when
it was the first cyber crime pre-
vention website of its type. It is a
pretty extensive site with 20,000
links including links to various

legislative sites, links to cyber
crime units, as well as informa-
tion on spyware and privacy.
Glen said, "You couldn't cover
the Website in a month there is
so much information on there."
Vickie said, "We started this site
because we were on the internet
back in 1998 when somebody
hacked into my husband's com-
puter. A hacker was following us
with a faster connection."
They really want people to
know, "Don't keep the computer
connected when it's not being
used for an extended period of
time because while you are sleep-
ing or enjoying a vacation some-
one can do considerable dam-
age." Having a firewall and
antivirus software can substantial-

Caloosa Belle/KristIn Hunter

See Web Page 2 Author Vickie and husband Glen Roddell

Elections: Whistle stop in LaBelle

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Caloosa Belle/Patty Brant
16th US Congressional District Republican candidate Joe Negron, left, met Sheriff Ron-
nie Lee, center, and old friend Joe Spratt. a former colleague in the Florida House of
Representatives, last Friday. The candidate made a quick stop at Flora & Ella's on his
way to Sebring to meet with still more voters.

LaBelle meets Joe Negron

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Almanacs

Masonic Lodge
LaBelle Masonic Lodge #379
iinvites all Master Masons, to join
them, in. Lodge at 180 Jaycee
Lions Drive, on October 14, at 9
a.m. for breakfast. At 10,a.m. sev-
eral Brothers will be raised to the
Sublime Degree of Master Mason.
For more information, please call
Kevin Nelson, at 863-673-5175.
LMS Band Concert
-Monday, October 30, at 6 p.m.
LMS will have a beginner band
debut concert which will include
the beginning band and the
advanced band at LMS.

Caloosa
Humane Society
The Caloosa Humane Society
has kittens that were spayed for
free by the Clewiston Animal Clin-
ic in their quest to create a Guin-
ness Book of World Record for
spaying female cats. Their adop-
tion fee has been lowered to $40
including: vaccines up to date
(except rabies), worm treatment,
flea control, felv/fiv combo test
and a nationally registered ident-
a-chip.
Become a
Dalmation member
Dalmatian members can enjoy
six live theater performances for
the price of five. Ayear's member-
ship is only $50. You are also guar-
anteed a reserved seat.for each
show.
Anyone who has not taken
advantage of this program can
still do so before the season's first
performance, "If the Shoe Fits,"
by Matt Thompson, Matt Chiorini
and Dana Vermette which starts
October 20.
To obtain your season ticket,
mail your request to Firehouse
Cultural Center, P.O. Box 958,
LaBelle, FL 33975. You may pay
by check with your reservation or
use your MasterCard or Visa the.
first night you pick up your season
pass.
For further questions or for
more information, write to the
above address
Trick or Reading at
Barron Library
The Second Annual "Trick or
Reading" will be at Barron Library
on Monday, October 23, from 7-8
p.m. time with a campfire Hal-
loween story, and lights out fdt'a
spooky candy scavenger hunt! So
come on out to Barron, wear your
costume, and get ready for some
Halloween fun! All kids age five
and up are welcome!
Christian Men
gathering
Plan to join and support the

Gathering of the Christian Men of
Hendry County fbr the monthly
meeting. This is a non-denomina-
tional gathering to unite the Chris-
tian community to the glory of
God through Jesus Christ. Dinner
is included.
The meeting will be held on.
Monday, October 16, at the Dallas
Townsend Building at 7:3Q p.m.
with guest speaker Henry Avery.
For more information contact
Dave Alexander at 675-0500.

Birders
heading to STA-5
The next STA-5 birding tour
will be Saturday, Oct. 14. Meet at
the main gate at STA-5 at 8:30
a.m. or carpool with Margaret
England from the LaBelle McDon-
ald's at 7 a.m. or the Clewiston
McDonald's at 7:45 a.m. Contact
Margaret England at sta5bird-
ing@earthlink.net with your
name and contact information
including an emergency cell num-
ber and the number in your party.
You may also leave a message at
(863) 674-0695 or (863) 517-0202.
Tours are subject to cancellation
in case of inclement weather.
Directions are available at:
htip: "'x\\.orgsiles comTl'hgau
dubot r

Eastside plans
Fall Festival
Easlside Baptist Church on
Hw. bOiE \will host its annual Fall
Festival on Tuesday, Oct. 31, from
6-8 p.m. there will be free food,
f.n and fellow ship for everyone.'
Make plans to come and enjoy all
the festivities.

Enjoy Clewiston
Imuseuim tour
LaBelle Heritage Museum is
going to the new Historical Muse-
um in Clewiston, Saturday, Oct.
14, at 10 a.m. for a private guided
tour. Meet at the museum in
Clewiston or to car pool, be at our
Museum at 8:30 for an 8:45 depar-
ture. The Museum in Clewiston is
a short way down Central Ave on
the right. Central Ave is a right
turn off US 27 in the center of
town.
Future field trip: tour of Port
Manatee, possibly in November,
combined with the Steamship
Historical Society. This is a guided
trip in a motorized tram.
Help health dept.
help humane society
It is the "National Day to Help
Others" so the folks at the health
department are going to have a
.cleaning supply drive at each
service site to benefit the Humane
Society. They need: bleach, laun-
dry soap (any cheap kind), paper
towels, old towels, blankets, etc.,

cat litter (cheap is fine), basic
household cleaning items. Dr. Fer-
nandez will deliver the donations
on Friday, Oct. 27. The public is
invited to help out with donations
as well.
Benefit for Wilma
victims planned
A benefit concert is being
organized to raise funds to assist
families with Wilma-related
repairs. Church choirs, Gospel
music groups and soloists in
Clewiston and surrounding areas
are invited to participate.
Come hear some of the most
outstanding Gospel music you've
ever heard. There'll be a wonder-
ful variety of musical styles. The
concert will be Saturday, Oct. 28,
from 4-7 p.m. at the John Boy
Auditorium in Clewiston, 1200
South WC Owen Avenue. The
concert is free, and a love offer-
ing will be taken. To participate,
contact David McClusky at (863)
983-5060.
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Listen to gospel music
Hand & Hand Ministries
invites everyone to the Palmdale
Community Clubhouse on Oct.
14 for food and fellowship at-7
p.m., gospel music and the
\Vord, brought this month by
Norm Edwvards of Ocolea. All
welcome.
LES fundraiser
LaBelle Elementary School is
selling nuts till Oct. 17. All items
must be pre-paid. Checks should
be made payable to LaBelle Ele-
mentary School. Students will
deliver items. .
Humane Society
On spay-neuter surgery days*
only vaccination service are
offered on a walk-in basis. Octo-
ber dates for the vaccination clin-
ic are: Oct. 20, 10 a.m.-I p.m.,Dif-
ferent vaccine packages are
available for dogs and cats.
Please call or email Suzanne
M Bonnell, Director of the
Caloosa Humane Society, Inc. at
675-0997 or
dogncal.petfinder.com dognpup-
py(:'earthlink.nel
Benefit Team Roping
There will be a team roping
benefit for Donna Whitney at the
LaBelle Rodeo Grounds Arena
on Hwy. 29 South on Sunday,
Oct. 22. All donations will be
accepted. For information call
Veda Pierstorff at 673-5665 or
Jesus Gonzalez at 673-0774. Call
in till Oct. 18 from 5-9 p.m. at
673-5665; only three ropers per
call. Must have a current USTRC,
NTRL, or SWFTRA card. Must
show card to collect prizes. Man-
agement has the right to reclassi-
fy.

LES Halloween
Carnival
LaBelle Elementary School
will host its annual Halloween
Carnival in Barron Park on Satur-
day, Oct. 28, from 3 p.m. to dusk.
The costume contest will begin at
3 p.m. Every participant will
receive a treat and the winners in
each age group will receive a tro-
phy. Following are the times for
the different age groups: 3 p.m. 0-
3 years old; 4:15 p.m. 4-7 years
old; 5 p.m. 8-11 years old..The
costume contest will take place at
the pavilion.
Upcoming 4-H events
Oct. 21 Hendry County 4-H
Alumni Fundraiser
Nov. 4 -.Poultry Seminar, Pio-
neer Community Park
Nov. 4 LaBelle Youth Live-
stock Swine Weigh-in
Dec. 2 Hendry County Fair
Swine Weigh-in :
Auxiliary
cooks breakfast
Come to the American Legion
Auxiliary breakfast every Sunday
in October from 8-11 a.m. at
Legion.Post 130, Hwy. 80W $6,
all you can eat!

Hey, boaters!
It may only be mid September
with hurricanes on our minds,
but it is less than ninety days until
the LaBelle Christmas Boat
Parade, set this \ear for Saturday,
Dec. 9. Last year was the biggest
and best ever: get ready to make
this one even better.
Find out 'If
the Shoe Fits'
The Firehouse Cultural Center,
241 North Bridge Street, is begin-
ning its 14th season. The comedy
"If The Shoe Fits" is written by
Matt Thompson, Malt Chiorini
and Dana Vermette, is a wacky
tale of love, murder and shoes!
The curtain opens at 7 p.m.,
nightly. Performances will be on
Oct. 20-22 and 27-29. Oct. 22 and
29 are Sunday matinees and
begin at2 p.m.
Admission price is $10 with
reservation and $12 without. Visa
and Master Card are accepted.
Reservations can be made by call-
ing the theater at 863/675-3066.
Grant awarded to
Salvation Army
Salvation Army needs dona-
tions to match aChallenge Grant
Award of $2,500 from United
Christian Giving, Inc. for its prison
ministry. For more information or
to contribute, please call 863-674-
1441 or send a check payable to
LaBelle Salvation Army, P.O. Box
218, LaBelle, Florida, 33975.

Agency

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with local business owners to
ensure the downtown area
remains healthy. Although the city
may renovate and improve areas
like the riverbank and roads, local
business owners will have to sign
on to any overall plan. The city is
on a learning curve right now.
Hendry County Commission
Chairman Darrell Harris said the
county might be interested in par-
ticipating in a CRA, however, all
the facts are not known,as yet.
Hendry County Planner Vince
Cautero said he would like to see
downtown LaBelle with a mix of
office, retail, residential properties.

Negron

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not just Florida; Keeping govern-,
ment spending in line, making
Congress live within its budget;
and national security.
Mr. Negron lives in Stuart and
said he understands this part of
Florida Old Florida and is famil-
iar with local places like Belle
Glade, Clewiston and Pahokee.
He served in the Florida Legisla-
ture for four years with LaBelle's
Joe Spratt, former District 77 Rep-
resentative, before term limits
forced Mr. Spratt to leave office. Mr.
Negron said he is a fiscal conserva-
live who served as chairman of the
Judicial Appropnations Committee
2003-04 in the Florida House.
Mr. Spratt came down to meet

Farm

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well as one of the largest beef cattle
ranches in the state. There will also
be fresh Florida orange juice
breaks at strategic stops along the
way.
As an extra-added attraction.
lunch will feature a delicious melt
in your mouth steak lunch with all
the trimmings served by the
Hendry County Cattlemen's Asso-
ciation at Cannon Hammock Park-
a peaceful tropical hardwood ham-
mock on the edge of the Glades. At
the end of the day, you will be
transported to the Hendry County
Extension Office and will be given
a free bag of vegetables, citrus fruit
and other items from the agricul-
tural industry of Hendry County to
take home with you.

Chairman Harris said in July
the Florida Department of Trans-
portation (FDOT) began a two-
year grid study to determine an
exact location, costs and
timetable to replace the LaBelle
Bridge. The.county is also consid-
ering placing a bridge across the
Caloosahatchee just inside
Hendry Countyk east of the
Hendry-Lee line.
The key to forming LaBelle's
transportation character is to get
ahead of the curve, Glatting Jack-
son representatives said, ahead of
FDOT.
The ne in this long
process t for Glatting
Jackson t un ize the goals
and objed es pvided to them,
then set u eering committee.

his old friend and had some good
words to say about the candidate.
"Joe worked hard and knew how
to get things done. He always did
his homework. He's a super guy
and if he told you something you
could 'take it to the bank.'" He
added that he believes Mr. Negron
would do well in Washington
because his "Tallahassee skills
would translate to the larger stage.
All you've got is your word up
there."
The 45-\ear-old Florida native
was elected to the Florida House of
Representatives in 2000, represent-
ing District 82, including parts of
Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie
counties. He has practiced law
since 1986. He graduated from
Stetson University in 1983 with a
degree in political science and
earned his law degree from Emory
University in 1986.

In addition to the opportunity to
seeFlorida agriculture up close and
personal, you \will tour some of the
most unspoiled vild lands in all of
southwest Florida where each turn
of the road will reveal natural
splendor and a chance to see a
variety of wildlife
Deadline for ticket sales is
November 24. For additional infor-
mation about the tour and how to
purchase tickets for the tour, you
may go to the Hendry County
Extension Service Office, which is
located at 1085 Pratt Blvd, LaBelle,
Florida. You may also contact the
office as follows: phone (863) 674-
4092; fax 1863) 674-4098; ,e-mail
gmcavdy@i'ifas.ufl.edu or send a
letter to: Hendry County Extension
Service, P.O. Box 68, LaBelle, FL
33975-1085. Make checks payable
to: Hendry County City-Farm Tour.

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For John Capece, the pro-
posed plant remains an unknown
quantity. Although FPL provides
assurance that this plant's ultra
supercritical coal-fueled power
technology is highly efficient by
today's standards and will reduce
C02 emissions to environmental-
ly acceptable' levels, Mr. Capece
worries that it won't be enough in
coming years. He warns that, if a
large carbon tax is implemented,
it could tip the economic balance
that makes the plant feasible.
Scientists warn that C02 in the
atmosphere is responsible for
global warming.
Mr. Capece said his idea to
build the new plant so its environ-
mental technology can be
expanded as that technology
improves, was well received by
FPL's engineers, but would still
have to be approved by the com-
pany.
Mr. Capece agreed that the
country needs to use more coal -
as cleanly as possible but cannot
rely on natural gas too much
either. The country needs to keep
the nuclear power it already has
as well as alternative power

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ly reduce your chances of cyber
crimes. "However, the only 100 per-
cent safe computer is the one that is
not connected to the internet."
"Parents have to take a hands-
on approach. A person can not just
sit back and let the program work
alone because there is no way to
age proof websites. Someone can
pretend to be 16 but actually be 30
years old and there's no way of
telling the difference. It doesn't
work that way. Programs against
cyber crimes help, but they are not
100 percent effective."
Every child should be moni-
tored closely. Children should not
have a computer in their room,
behind closed doors. It's too dan-
gerous. It's like sending them to a
bar or any other dangerous place. A

ualoosa Ielle/Pary urant
From left: Glades County EDC Director Tracy Whirls talks
about some of the possible drawbacks of a new coal pow-
ered plant with John Capece and Harris Friedman.

sources like wind and solar ener-
gy; and to utilize conservation
methods, he said.
"I did my research," he added,
saying the country needs an infor-
mation clearing house to take the
"scientific gobbledygook" and
make it understandable to the
general public. He sees the
Glades County plant as an oppor-
tunity to do this.
Harris Friedman is concerned
that the plant could add to a sub-
stantial mercury problem the
entire area already has. He points
out that habitat for the swallow

parent has to watch their kids
because the internet is like one big
party. You can find out anything you
want to whether good or bad.
A lot of elderly are being taken
advantage of because most of them
are not computer literate since
computers are so new to them.
They don't realize the danger. There
are more scams on the internet
than imaginable, said the Roddells.
Bottomline:
"No system is perfect! Just
because you have the software to
work against cyber crimes that
does not mean that you are protect-
ed 100 percent because people are
people. They don't change."
Rules
1. Do not keep broadband or
telephone line connected when
you are not on the computer for
any length of time. If you are going
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tail kite, a threatened species, is
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be too dependant on any one type
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'Arrest Report

LaBelle
Alejandro Maldonado, 24,
of LaBelle, was arrested Septem-
ber 29, and charged with cruelty
towards a child- abuse without
great harm. Michael Home of
the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office was the arresting officer.
Antoinette Thomas, 42, of
LaBelle, was arrested October 2,
and charged with dealing in
stolen property. Frank Marcus
Pensak of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting
officer.
Joseph Andrew Munson,
18, of LaBelle, was arrested
October 3, and charged with
burglary. Christian Buchhofer of
the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office was the arresting officer.
Miguel A. Vasquez, 38, of
LaBelle, was arrested September
29, and charged with possession
of marijuana with intent to sell,
producing marijuana and pos-
session of over 20 grams of mari-
juana. Robert L. Archer Jr. of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer. Bond
was set at $20,000 cash/surety.
Daniel Lopez Hernandez, 34,
of LaBelle, was arrested October
5, and charged with aggravated
assault with intent to commit a
felon and robbery with a
weapon. Perry Short of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.

Clewiston
Harold Tony Hall, 52, of
Clewiston, was arrested October
12, on a warrant and charged
with grand theft from $5,000-

$10,000 and dealing in stolen
property. Sabrena Thomas of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer. Bond
was set at $30,000 cash/surety.
Nicole Joy Martinez, 24, of
Clewiston, was arrested October
14, on a warrant and charged
with violating probation.
Suzanne Higby of the Hendry
County Sheriff's Office was the
arresting officer.
Chuck Cornelius Gilkes, 26,
of Clewiston, was arrested Octo-
ber 5, and charged with violating
probation. Teresa Helmlinger of
the Hendry County Sheriff's
Office was the arresting officer.
Carlos Deahora, 46, of
Clewiston, was arrested October
1, and charged with possession
of cocaine. Nathan Kirk of the
Hendry County Sheriff's Office
was the arresting officer.
Juan Ramon Fuentes, 35, of
Clewiston, was arrested October
4, and charged with driving with
a suspended license. Eddie
Wilcox of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting
officer.
Reginal Jerry Mila, 21, of
Belle Glade, was arrested Octo-
ber 5, and charged with driving
with a suspended license. Rolan-
do Gajate of the Hendry County
Sheriff's Office was the arresting
officer.
Wayne-Howa Alvin, 20, of
Clewiston, was arrested Septem-
ber 29, and charged with grand
theft between $300-$5,000 and
robbery with a firearm. Chad
Pelham of the Clewiston Police
Department was the arresting
officer.
Jacob Starling, 28. of South

Victim identifies

alleged attacker
Cpl. Perry Short of the Hendry and a person fitting the descrip-
County Sheriff's Office investigat- tion of the suspect at 1040 Luckey
ed an alleged armed robbery that Street. The victim was then taken
occurred on Luckey Street at to the scene and positively identi-
about 4:25 a.m. October 5. The fled the person that robbed him of
victim told deputies he was $40. Sheriff Ronnie Lee said
approached by a man brandish- Daniel Lopez Hernandez, age 34,
ing 'a knife who demanded his was arrested and charged with
money. He also gave deputies a Aggravated Assault and Robbery
description of the \ vehicle and sus- with a Weapon. Bond was set at
pect. Cpl Short located the vehicle $30,000.

Humane Society

gets $4,320 grant

Response from the public has
quickly made the Animal Friend
spay/neuter license plate a popu-
lar selection. In its inaugural grant
competition, the grant selection
committee evaluated 58 com-
plete applications requesting
$865,637. Each committee mem-
ber read all of the grants and
scored them in 12 categories
including cost/benefit ratio, track
record of the applicant and evi-
dence of compelling need for the
program.

The proposals were excellent,
and the committee found it very

difficult to rank them in order.
Ultimately, 18 grant applications
were funded for a total of
$202,320.
The Caloosa Humane Society
has been selected for funding in
the amount of $4,320. Most of the
applications were funded for less
than requested in order to provide
support for as many projects as
possible.

Bay, was arrested September 29,
and charged with accessory to a
first degree felony and posses-
sion of a weapon by a convicted
felon. Chad Pelham of the

Clewiston Police Department
was the arresting officer.
James Thomas, 48, of
Clewiston, was arrested October
5, and .charged with burglary.

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He was born Jan. 15, 1915, in
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fiance: Delores M. Dyson of
LaBelle; brother: Walter Norman
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help the average person living in LaBelle? Whether they're in Aqua
Isles or working at Winn Dixie whoever how does growth benefit
us and why should we be paying for it?
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STRAIGHT TALK

I know there are an awful lot of-
property appraisals being recon-
sidered now, what with the sky
high values. I was wondering:
how will this work? If I get a tax
bill and I haven't heard back on
my petition, should I pay it? And
there are so many petitions how
long will it take to get through
them all?
If there is not a resolution to
your petition by November: II you
don I pay your taxes and lose your

.petition the taxes would be due at
the current rate.
If you pay your taxes in
November and win, a correction
will be issued and a refund \\ill be
given.
If you don't pay your taxes and
win your tax will be prorated from
the time of correction.
As to how long this \ill take, it
is unknown. The Clerk will sched-
ule the hearings and will be send-
ing you information as to when
your hearing date will be.

Letters to the Editor

Trhu
Center
Editor:

cate the Civic
er? A Bad Idea!

The Caloosa Belle reported
on 5 Oct. that $50,000 of new tax
money would be spent convert-
ing part of the Civic Center,
including the stage, to a com-
mission chamber and office
space. According to Mayor
Bengston, this would leave suffi-
cient room for most community
events, many of which are com-
missioned by outsiders anyway.
I would invite Mayor Bengston
to stop by the Civic Center some
Friday or Saturday night and ask
anyone from the usual ample
crowd where.they reside. The
Civic Center is much used and
depended cn by local folks for
wedding receptions, coming out
parties and most recently a
locally .organized revival with
1,200 attendees. There is no way
these events could take place in
a truncated facilityminus its
stage. Could that be the real
intent? The political fallout
could be intense as thousands
of would be Center users are left
with no place to gather in their
own tow n. Surely, there is some-
where else the commission
could meet and spare our com-
munity the polarizing image of
"us versus them."

Phil Star
LaBe

Thank you.
nsly, 17-year
lle Resident

From the months
of babes

I am Isabella Parrish; my
friends and loved ones call me
"Bella." Ilike that.
I am the little 3 year old girl that
had a tumor and cyst, in my little
head. When the doctor opened on
me and looked inside, he saw a
tumor and a.cyst, each one as big
as my Grandpa Scott's golf balls.
The doctor took out as much of
the bad things as he could. Parts of
the tumor are still in places they
can't get to. The cyst came back
and has to be drained with a big
needle .
My grandparents had a Bar-B-Q
to help my parents pay a big pile of
bills. I want to thank all of you who
helped and all Ihe others who
ordered dinners. Thank you all.
The doctor that looked in my
head told my father that he did all
he could to help me but that he
needed a big flash light called a
"proton beam" that could see all
the parts of the tumor he could not
reach. I don't know what that is
but I sure don't know if I will like it!
The trouble was they only have
two of these big things in the world
and it was really hard to see the
doctors who run this big tumor
finder/burner.
I had good news. The doctors
who runs the big tumor-getter-rid-
of machine will see me and see if
my head was the kind they need-
ed. Good luck and a ton of prayers
by all my family and friends helped

me to see the doctor in Boston
where this machine is. I saw this
big machine; is it ever big! They
told me it was 5 stories high. I sure
hope it doesn't slip. I would be
nothing if it did. My doctor told me
not to worry; he will take good
care of me. That's all for now.
Please keep me in your prayers
'cause I will be in this hospital for
six more weeks to get rid of the
tumior. God Bless all of LaBelle.
Love, Bella Parrish
Response: Letter
to the Editor

"No show"
October 5,2006
I apologize that I was unable
to attend the budget meeting held
by the county commissioners
Tuesday, September 26. Due to
the issues created regarding
increased property values
throughout the state, I felt it was
imperative to attend a prior
scheduled Property Appraisers'
Association conference. Not only
was this a critical meeting with
the Department of Revenue dis-
cussing next year's tax approval
process, there are also important
legislative issues coming forth
that will be affecting you, the citi-
zens of Hendry County and this
office.
Donna Kane, please don't feel
ashamed for bringing forth any
issues regarding this public office.
It is my duty to enforce the green-
belt laws and insure that all agri-

cultural properties be treated fair-
ly with reasonable time given to
comply with the requirements. As
previously stated there are several
criteria that agricultural properties
must meet to qualify for the classi-
fication. The office values each
property according to these spe-
cific criteria regardless of where
they are located in the county.
I would like the citizens to
know, I-have a very hard working
staff that is here to serve them
with courtesy and professional-
ism. My staff has done a tremen-
dous job dealing with the enor-
mous changes and challenges
this county office has been facing
in the last several years. They have
done well in performing their
duties and I praise them for being
a part of my team. Please remem-
ber, the Property Appraiser's
office is your office and my door is
always open to you. WVe are
always looking for. ways to
improve the job we do and thanks
again, for your input. Please be
assured we are looking into your
concerns.
Thank you. commissioners,
for being conservative in your
budget process and lowering our
taxes. County property appraisers
do not determine the tax rate, our
job is to assess property at market
value, produce a fair, certifiable
tax roll that insures our citizens
continue to receive the services
they so deserve, such as law
enforcement, schools for our chil-
dren and hospital services.
Kristina Kulpa's

Rights and Concerns

I just recently read a couple of-
letters published in a local news-
paper. They were interesting. The
first letter was what appeared to
me as a series of either questions
or items that, as a voter, would
have some interest to me: Items
that a voter would like to have
clear answers about in order to:
make an informed decision. The
problem, although insignificant,
%as according to a rebuttal letter
about the definition of residency.
A more accurate term would have
been either "domicile" or "proper-
ty owner." Again, an insignificant
problem. The more important
items were the issues that were
mentioned in the initial letter.
They may have been factual,
rumors, informational or simply
questions that an American'citi-
zen had and was in reality looking
for answers. I would say that the
questions and comments could
have significant impact to a prop-
erty owner regardless of where
that person may call "home."
It is an interesting fact that a
property owner, who by the way
must pay taxes so they are also
taxpayers of that county, living in
another county or state appears to
have no rights. If that property
owner-had a unit in a condomini-
um he would have voting rights in
that particular association and his
opinion would carry .some
weight. A renter in the condomini-
um paying no.taxes would have
no rights. However, a renter of a
piece of property that he or she
calls a residence and paying no
taxes and owning no property has
a vote. The renter also has the
potential by voting of dictating to
the property owner what kinds of.
taxes and impact fees and MSBU's
and MSTU's that property owner
must pay. I would say that the
writer of the initial letter had a very
legitimate excuse and a "vested
interest" in the county for writing
his letter. As an American citizen
he had the right to express an

opinion.
There seem to be clouds of
questions hanging over the elect-
ed officials in the county that no
one ever seems to address and
give or get factual answers to. I
recently attended a Democratic
Executive Committee meeting
and an interesting question was
brought to the floor. The question
was about the accuracy of the
addresses that a candidate had to
buy from the county election offi-
cer. The comment was made
"Why should I bu\ a mailing list
that has so. many "wrong"
addresses'' If my memory serves
me correctly back in 1999 the
entire country was getting pre-
pared for Y2K. All of the banking,
business and governmental
offices.were mandated to have
their computers andsystems Y2K
compliant and operational
months before the year 2000
arrived. Just a few weeks before
the year 2000 arrived here in
Glades County the announcement
was made that the election office
was not Y2K compliant and the
computers had not even been
purchased at that point and the
software was still not even tested.
The kicker was- that it is going to
cost another twenty thousand dol-
lars to become compliant Also
there were many address discrep-
ancies that had to be corrected.
Yes, the writer of the rebuttal
letter .hit the nail on the head
when the comment "The people
of Glades County have spoken "
The writer has an astounding 8001
percent approval rating from the
voters. Only about 20 percent of
the voters showed up at the polls.
Loud and clear the other 80 per-
cent that did not vote shouted
"We do not care!" The elected
officials have heard the message.
The voters deserve exactly what
they vote for, or do not vote for.
Respectfully,
Fran Koebeit Retired, Voter,
Taxpayer, American Citizen.

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Health insurance: You need to know

I frequently get asked about
health insurance and would like
to share some helpful highlights
with you. First, be certain you
understand the difference
between a Major Medical and a
Hospital Indemnity contract. The
major medical basically says you
pay an annual deductible, then
typically 20 percent of your cov-
ered medical bills up to $5,000,
maybe more, then for the bal-
ance of the year you don't have
to pay any more. Of course,
some things are not covered.
The company gets to judge what
is a customary and reasonable
amount There are limitations
and exclusions. There is general-
ly a $1,000,000 lifetime maxi-
mum, but that is the concept of
how it works.
The Hospital Indemnity con-
tract sounds most impressive,
but it is a whole lot less cover-
age. It pays a certain stated
amount for room and board,
surgeon's and -assistant sur-
geon's fees, an anesthesia fee,
an amount for miscellaneous
hospital charges such as x-ray,
diagnostic charges, medicines,
out-patient expense and the list
goes on. Because there are so
many named covered items, it
sounds really good. However, it
is far better to know that every-

Financial
Tips

byWayneC.Switzer

thing is covered at either 80 per-
cent or 100 percent, without stat-
ed limited amounts.
Some well advertised policies
pay a flat daily amount such as
$100 or $200, but these are real
moneymakers for insurance
companies.
Many years ago, I saw some
figures from Metropolitan, Pru-
dential and New York Life. About
70-75 percent of the premiums
collected were paid back out in
claims on. health policies. Blue
Cross was the highest at over 80
percent. The balance of the pre-
miums collected went to pay
commissions and company
expenses.
Cancer policies are one of the
worst. They paid about 37 per-
cent in claims and were big prof-
it makers for the companies
However, if you were the benefi-
ciary on a cancer policy on per-

haps a parent, and you collected
$50,000 or more when someone
was sick, there is no way anyone
will convince you not to buy that
policy.
If you buy an accidental death
and dismemberment policy, be
extra careful about studying the
exclusions. For example, I know
of one lady whose husband died
of drowning. When she turned
in a claim for the accident, she
was told that drowning was
"asphyxiation" and was exclud-
ed under the policy. Accidental
drowning was not covered!
Long term care policies vary a
great deal from one company to
another, not just as concerns
assisted living payments versus
nursing home payments. It's not
fair to waste the time of a lot of
agents, but be sure to get more
than one sales presentation from
one agent when you buy these.
You can always call the Insur-
ance Commissioner's 1-800
number hotline in Tallahassee
and ask about how many claims
have been filed against an insur-
ance company and how they
were resolved. It's public infor-
mation.
It seems that more and more
people are going without health
insurance because it cost so
much. I place the blame on the

doctors and the lawyers equally.
VWhat you need to know is that if
you don't have insurance, you
are running a terrible risk. Many
poor people get out of paying
their medical bills, but responsi-
ble working people are forced to
pay, or be turned over to a col-
lection agency and their credit
ruined. If necessary, take a very
big deductible, but don't go
without coverage.
Lastly, do you know\ the differ-
ence between the terms "guar-
anteed renewable" and "non-
cancelable"" They are important
and not exactly what they sound
like they should be. If a policy is
Guaranteed Renewable, the
company cannot cancel the poli-
cy so long as you pay the premi-
um. However, the company can
raise the premium and often
does just that. Therefore, it may
become unaffordable some day.
When the insurance compa-
ny adds the wording Non-Cance-
lable, it means that the company
cannot raise the premium. in
addition to the fact that it cannot
cancel the policy, as long as you
pay your premiums on time.
Therefore, you should look for
policies that have both word-
ings.
Wayne C. Switzer, CLU, nin-
jadoggy@aol.com.

Hallucinating in

Hendry County?

What wouould you like to see in LaBelle?

Whitney Chapman said, "I would like to
see something for kids to do besides
drugs such as bowling, a skating rink, a
movie theatre, video arcades, etc. I
would also like to see a Catholic Ele-
mentary School and the encouragement
for English speaking in school."

Ashley Davis, a 17-year-old senior at
LHS said, "I want to see a mall in
LaBelle. I would like to see anything with
a lot more clothing stores, because
LaBelle is pretty empty."

Kimberly Marinella, a 17-year-old senior
at LHS said, "I would like to see a movie
theatre. LaBelle needs more places for
teenagers to hang out such as an arcade
with games and pool tables."

Rock Aboujaoude said, "LaBelle needs
sidewalks, lots of sidewalks. We also
need a business hub such as a profes-
sional center downtown. I would also
like to see SR 80 converted into two
lanes with the outer lanes converted into
parking spaces in the city limits. In order
to do that you would need a bypass on
Helms Rd."

David Rolls said, "I would like to see a
true riverfront park. By that I mean a
place where you can sit on the river and
enjoy it, such as a restaurant on the river
where people can gather and meet and
greet."

Strange as it may seam, some
days, lately, I have to wonder. Who
can you trust?
Just pick up the newspaper,
turn on the tube/radio, talk to your
neighbor and all you see or hear is
one scandalous act after another.
SLooking for something positive
in all this chaos, I'm reminded of a
special saying that says "Only two
defining forces have ever offered to
die for you. Jesus Christ and the
American G.I.'s. One died for our
souls the other for our freedoms."
Coincidental to today's circum-
stances, I have just received a com-
munication from Judge Roy
Moore. You remember him. He is
the Alabama Supreme Court judge
who was removed from the bench
for refusing to remove a sculpture
of the Ten Commandments from
the court house. He was stripped
of his Judgeship and is now being
hounded to strip his right to prac-
tice law in Alabama.
Down, but not out, refusing to
give up the fight, he has published
a poem summarizing his continu-
ing fight to restore the "Beautiful"
back into America the Beautiful.
"America the Beautiful, or so
you used to be. Land of the Pil-
grim's pride, I'm glad they'll never
see.
Babies piled in dumpsters,
abortion on demand. Oh, sweet
land of liberty, your house is on
shifting sand.
Our children wander aimlessly,
poisoned by cocaine.
Choosing to indulge their lusts,
when God has said, abstain.
From sea to shining sea, our
nation turns away. From the teach-
ing of God's love and a need to
always pray.
We've kept God in our temples,
how callous we have grown.

t's your worl

world
Get Involved

When earth is but His footstool,
and Heaven His only throne.
We've voted in governments
that are rotting at the core. Appoint-
ing Godless Judges, who throw
reason out the door.
Too soft to place a killer in well
deserved tomb, but brave enough
to kill a baby, before it leaves the
womb.
You think that God's not angry
that our land's a moral slum? How
much longer will He wait, before
his judgment comes?
How are we to face our God,
from Whom we cannot hide.
What then is left for us to do, but
stem this evil tide?
If we who are his children will
humbly turn and pray. Seek His
holy face and mend our evil ways.
Then God will hear from Heav-
en and forgive us our sins. He'll
heal our sickly land and those who
live within.
But, America the Beautiful, if
you don't then you will see, a sad
but Holy God, withdraw His hand
from thee."
I've never met Judge Moore and
have only press reports and jour-
nalistic reports to reference him as
a, in my opinion, truly "Beautiful
American."
Hopefully, we in Hendry County
will not disappoint Judge Moore,
and taking his words to heart, push
aside all the disappointing behav-
ior and actions of our elected lead-
ers and put the "Beautiful" back
into "America."
Respectfully,
T. W. Bill Neville (Hendry
County Citizen and Taxpayer)

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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, October 12,2006

Local youth celebrate 4-H Week

Hendry County 4-H members
celebrated National 4-H Week the
week of October 1-7 at scheduled
events during club meetings and
events. More than 300 4-H mem-
bers and 50 volunteers are involved
in the Hendry County 4-H. Club
Program.
4-H is the non-formal educa-
tional youth development program
of the University of Florida's Insti-
tute of Food and Agricultural Sci-
ences (IFAS) and the Florida Coop-
erative Extension Service for boys
and girls. It combines the coopera-
tive efforts of youth, volunteer lead-
ers, the University of Florida, Flori-
da A&M University and local and
federal governments. The 4-H pro-
gram is the only nationwide youth
education effort that is an exten-
sion of a university system and it is
the largest youth-serving organiza-
tion in the country.
The purpose of 4-H is to help
youth become productive mem-
bers of society. It is a program
designed to help youth develop life
skills, such as communication, citi-
zenship, decision-making, leader-
ship and interpersonal relation-

." i. .
Submitted to the Caloosa Belle/
Sonja C. Crawford 4-H Coordinator/Livestock
4-H members learning the art of bow and arrows. Pictured
with the bow is Kyle Waldon and the 4-H camp instruction.
Jessica Mathis, Kindall Tindall and Nathan Harris are 4-H'ers
seen in the background.
ships. By acquiring life skills, youth curricula help youth understand
learn about practical problems .research-based educational topics
they will face in life. Subject matter and learn how to think about and

solve problems. In the broadest
sense, 4-H is a human develop-
ment program designed to foster a
sense of confidence, a feeling of
accomplishment and a heightened
level of competence. 4-H youth
grow and learn with help from par-
ents, leaders, interested communi-
ty members and cooperative
extension professionals.
You can join the 4-H communi-
ty today. To learn how to become a
4-H member or volunteer leader in
Hendry County, contact the
UF/IFAS/Hendry County Coopera-
tive Extension Service at 863-674-
4092 or 863-983-1598 or
sycr@ifas.ufl.edu.
Here are the dates for some
upcoming 4-H events.
October 7 Hendry County Fair
Steer Weigh-in
October 21 Hendry County 4-
H Alumni Fundraiser
November 4 Poultry Seminar,
Pioneer Community Park
November 4 LaBelle Youth
Livestock Swine Weigh-in
December 2 Hendry County
Fair Swine Weigh-in

720 students try to break a world record

By Kristin Hunter
Middle schools all across the
state of Florida joined in for "Break-
ing a World Record:" Reading Aloud
Overseen by the Just Read, Florida
office. The event brought together 3
more than 200,000 middle school
students in Florida in an attempt to
break the Guinness World Record
for the "Most People Reading Aloud
Simultaneously in Multiple Loca-
tions." According to Guinness
World Records, the record for the
largest number of people reading
the same piece of literature aloud, "
simultaneously, in-multiple loca- i
tions is 155,128 students from 737
schools throughout the United King-
dom who read William
Wordsworth's poem "Daffodils" on
March 19, 2004.
On Thursday, September 28,
from 11-11:30 a.m. middle school
students attempted to break that
record via live public broadcast and
Web cast from Disney-MGM Stu-
dios. "Just Read, Florida" received
an overwhelming response from LMS stud
schools interested-in participating in Pearson.
this event. More than 250,000 stu-
dents in 470 schools submitted this record.
interest forms. met in tht
Our yery:.own LaBelle A iddle .graders me
School ,waas.roe,:,if tlhe schools the 8th ~ra
involved in this monumental event. to be a pa
Atotal of 720 students, sixth through record.
eighth grade at LaBelle Middle There w
School sat throughout designated attendance
places at the school to help break including K

Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
tents read an excerpt from "Peter and the Starcatchers" by Davy Berry and Ridley

The 6th graders at LMS person, Darrell Harris County Com-
e new library, the 7th missioner Chairman, Barbara Butler
tt in the band room and Clerk of Court, Rand\ Benrgsl'in
ders rri 'in i hecafetni"a' May or o LaBelle, Ja\ Go:.iforlh Paist1'r
itt of treakirng' axx\ :rld at Carlson United Methodist ChuIch,
Mr. Conner Superintendent, Yvonne
'ere also several guests in Dobson Branch Manager at Sun-
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Secondary Schools, Lucretia Strick-
land Supervisor of Elections.
SCo-author of "Peter and the Star-
catchers" Ridley Pearson, came up
with the idea for the book from his
eldest daughter when reading Peter
Pan. She asked, "How did Peter
meet Captain Hook in the first
place?"

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COES Students of the Month

Submited to the Caloosa Belle/Debbi Nicholls
Kindergarten, first row from left: Shareefa Saheed, Jessica
Koff, Fernando Gonzalez, Citlalli Velasquez, Ana DeSantia-
go, Jennifer Jimenez, Myra Prince, Novie Kohutek. First
grade, second row: Ashley Butivilas, Jailine Gonzalez,
Kobe Locklear, Gabriel Calderon, James Alegria, Emma
Bridwell, Selena Acosta. Second grade third row: Christo-
pher Jimenez, Amelia Allegria, Joselin Mancilla, Kayla Cal-
houn, Anahi Montalvo, Joel Jimenez, Lupita Guillen.

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Third grade, first row, from left: Omar Figueroa, Rocio
Rea, Denise Moreno, McKenzie Redish, Emieigh Eiden,
Alma Flores. Not pictured Tania Martinez. Fourth grade,
second row: Nikole Zelaya, Esteban Plaza, Andrew
Pardo, Enelly Canche, Maria Zamora, Aymee Salazar.
Fifth grade, third row: Martina Marquez, Maria Coria,
Maniram Rampersaud, Robert Sanchez, Gabriel Moreno,
Felipe Paniangua, Not pictured Lillian Briones.

Nutrient loading

workshop October 19

The South FloridaWater Manage-
ment District nutrient loading analy-
sis publicworkshop originally sched-
uled on Thursday, Sept. 28, will now
be held on Thursday, Oct. 19.
The South FloridaWater Manage-
ment District \ill present the results
from the Caloosahatchee River
Estero Watershed nutrient loading
analhssait the public wor sh-op.
The public domain watershed d
Management Model uses a data-
base platform to estimate annual or
\\et-dry seasonal pollutant loads.
The purpose ol the meeting will be
:o present the \\VMM development
and calibration, to describe the
analysis of current baseline condi-
tions and selected future land use
scenarios, as %ell as to demon-

state the potential effectiveness of
BMP implementation, permit mod-
ifications and other potential hydro-
logic alterations.
The meeting will be Thursday,
Oct. 19, 10 a.m. to noon at South
Florida Water Management District,
2301 McGregor Boulevard. Fort
Myers.
For additional information
regarding this public workshop,
contact the District's Stormwater
Management Division lead hydro-
geologist, Clyde Dabbs Jr., at (239)
338-2929, ext. 7759, or
cdabbsjr@sfwmd.gov. There is no
cost to attend and RSVPs are
encouraged as seating is limited. To
register, call 1.239) 277-6295 or e-
mail rosebl.,gravinasmith.com.

LES Citizens of the Month

Submitted to the Caloosa Belle/Delores Agnew LES
Technology Specialist
Citizens of the Month: Row 1- Emerald Williams, Lam-
berto Deras, Juan Valadez, Jorge Hernandez, Estela
Zuniga; Row 2-Jose Erreguin, Patricia Earnest, Tyler
Flack, Erika Gonzalez, Jesus Callejas, Yoanna
Dominguez; Row 3-Brittany Lee, Cinthia Sanchez, Mar-
iano Hernandez, Megan Price, Christina Zuniga.

Citizens of the Month: Row 1-Maria Silverio, Stephen
Howard, Alex Chairez, Juan Isaac Madrid, Harvey Cas-
tro; Row 2-Naesa Guajardo, Stephanie Benitez,
Stephany Menguela, Madelyon Lofton, Gemma Arroyo,
Jaime Deras, Leonel Solis; Row 3-Lizbeth Beltran, Bri-
anna Salazar, Luis Victor Flores, Amanda Escobedo,
Marisol Gonzalez, Matthew Price. Absent: Evelyn Navar-
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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, October 12, 2006

20 Clipper Ct. 2BD/IBA 1625 Case Rd 3BD,'2BA on
$129,900 2.29 Acres. $185,900

1655 Case Rd 3BD/2BA on
29 A9. Acrp s$R1.500

VACANT LAND
Port LaBelle Lots starting at
$32,900

Caloosa Estates Drive, .54.ac
$99,500

COMMERCIAL
141 Hickpoochee Ave 2500 sq.ft. building and land only $1,500,000
Call or stop by to see more :, raii.: i ci O i ri:,or i-i,;to'

274 N Bridge St
SLaBelle,FL 33935
863-612-0002
www.melking.com

IFln ir. %renic". Lt- BroLer
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S R (8631 7j.1203 -I(86'3)6-35554
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SELLER WANri AN OFFERRI'I 1111 `dh FI L lU-II HL--ra l'.0rr s:,:ii' VOld' 2 h, Ti'v.
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ri.- bri. 1. Ii fq l ic plhi ii or fl r A4-. 1 -:1lo- k;iH .1. .awl I' :- rc' 11 hiriv $299,900
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i,r htcmrr %,.tIio $199.900'
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g:ii Auc. tridj poi ~ ic n l. j~ Sriidv v N i ofi -nidA tu'.CU-1r.:.r..$65.900 UNDER CON.
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AMN NEW LOCATION!
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PERSONAL ATTENTION
WORLDWIDE INTERNET
MARKETING
NIKKI YEAGER, Sales Associate PAUL ROSER, Broker
Nlkki@NikkiYeagerRoser.com Paul@PauiRoser.com
239/584-2005 cell 239/584-2002

+/- Ac. & gor-
geous home in
LaBelle.
PRICED TO
SELL!
a Call Matt
Fleming
S -- .Today...

Call 863-675-0000

HOME BUYERS

I GUIDE

IN, lorida

863 675 4550
S281 S. Bridge Street LaBelle
Rodney Murray & Seth Howard
Lie Real Estate Brokers
S Asi:.lates Phd Lewis.
Tamra Franco, Kyndel Murray

173 Beautiful oak filled acres with nice 2/2
home. Fenced & cross fenced, cow pens.
Can be subdivided. 441 plotted lots.
$3,400,000. Owner Anxious.
7.1 acres in Glades County. Cleared & par-
tially fenced. Close to LaBelle. $282,900.
4/2 well maintained home with 20x30
workshop. 150' irrigation well, fenced
yard, within walking distance to schools &
shopping. $274,900.
3BR/2Bath recently renovated. Located in
town on nice lot w/trees. $239,500.
61.25 acres. Improved pastures & fenced.
Only $11,000 per acre.

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$ 130,00
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Call for prices on all our Moiura l-iing:!

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frontage and 3 existing entrances off of SR 80. Cleared
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Prime 21+/-acre potential commercial parcel located
near West Glades Elementary in Muse and ust minutes
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8+/- acres.on SR 80 in Alva. Overial just South ofroad
frontage and 3 existing entrances on SR29 80Cleared
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ment! $2,750,000.

Sw/grea ten0+/ are potential conedfordal parcel located
near West Glades Elementary in Muse and just minutes
away from downtown LaBelle. $3.50 per square foot.
* 1.18+/- acres zoned C-1 commercial just South of
LaBelle with 175+/- feet of frontage on SR29 and
f,.I',U-,, d.h iu,:l J :I.,e-. :..l.;r,, sI9M 0OOO
w/great potential. Currently zoned for duplex or single
family w/a possibility of rezoning to Business.
$119,900.

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DO IT YOUR WAY!
Enjoy the privacy of oaks and pine frontage on a paved
road, go fishing in the pond, BBQ under the oaks, live in
the handyman special, 2/2 with den mobile home. Build a
new home or add another mobile, 2nd septic already
installed on 2:5+ acres in Muse. Clean up from wind dam-
age, tree disease and debris required
Bargain priced at $135,500 or possible trade.
View by appointment through owner.
239-218-4543

3 REDUCED,
Waterfront, 1
house to
Caloosahatchee.
3/2/2, great
view.
Call Francine
i 7Perez Today...

REAL DEALS ARE FOUND IN THE CALOOSA BELLE V Loans That Others Co In't

HOME BUYERS Alan Kelly Mortgage
863-674.0091
GUIDE

SL Home
L Builders
Visit Our Model Center: 2480 E State Road 80
Open MI-Sun 8-5:30
Call 863-675-3245 or Toll Free 866-244-8392

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7026 Gillr. 3/2/2 2,900 345 June ir.42 268,400 5012 Pinetree Cir. 3/2/2 $231,900
= ':--= Great Deals!!!
Builder's Discount
I" Y IMortgage Interest Rale buy dotn
1.5%-1st yr & .5% 2nd yr 30 Fixed rate w/ CHL HM
t ,:.. FREE Pre-Qualification with: CHL Home Mortgage, LLC.
An Affiliate of Wells Fargo Home rMortgage (863)612-0012
3004 S. Balsam Cir. 4/3/3 $332,900 www.chlhomebuilders com

Vacant Lots Available

Investment Opportunities and New Subdivisions Coming Soon!
Lorida 10 Acre tracks Available in 2 months

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3BD/2BA with circle .Ir'. .i.i i .1111.1
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B iin, i. .ii,. l -.,I i ,'..].1i rli,: City lU m its!
*-235,000 F.. .t'i -.'\ home with
iper-!rl'P1 pit -Tbing tro V:|" New c-inets
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* l" .' 00. itl 2I l.. ti.. lltinr i..' t n -i
staner home a corner lot in Port LaBelle.
Spacious living r(x)m and separate dining
room. Screen enclosed front and back lanai.
Lot has a separate work shop and small tree
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must See!
*$142,800-~ tai ID-25\ .1:nuitl.n iLto..I
home on ,r'i .ilis in.i nrlet Sthlitn.Esin in
I Belle
* 189,900-Si|T...,,u 31 ).BI12 \ j.iAu ,.turul
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HOMESITFS:
* 'i- L i.tiuni $13,000 to .72,900
*Port faBelle ots From $25,000W$50,000
ribll 'ninl .nl.l l.illi, >.- ll. -iffia Iflr nlulm inlto
*I thl I'i 11' Il.ll -1m 6.900
* i'.l,-.,nutjrl L.n m $i4 l"',000 io 50,0000
*i.11 t lt IILn l. fill tn 20,000 to .1.900
k .l-..r i. l.-', -.t.,11 r.i 1 t $24,900

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HOMES, HOMESITES, ACREAGE. AND
COMMERCIAL IOTS.

SH- OWCFISE PROPERTIES ,
HUSFHmPRI)ALTY i, th, li bI.\ 0 1 -. -- ONE LOOK AND YOU WILL FALL SPACIOUS NEW CONSTRUCTION RIDE THE HORSES; RELAX BY
C triCmi l, hrwt .- S li IniiC :IN., M NVE wih thitcrwnplcieh rtn tl- .4ik2iAK.ihiinwmn' .tri.'itcting THE POOL, Thi, hoeir feaiure
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,ii. .1ii t 5749.0001
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LiPGRADED 3BR2BA HOME FEATURES I-" II 11.
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H MII ilhl. i. I tI.i0ini t n "ild g lF.'1 l t 0 iili $599,900
SAVOR THE SUN :i f .ill il pri,%a i l.tcn. i1, I li ';i
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i'nr hI ti.lle.- tn.'l tet... S 52-1,000
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.tilR ''i MW A ii .i\ .i.lh tuctk l)'f r ,dirc,.u-i i s.ti [1
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h,.1,v I iL e .2 irlIiI p.le h ,r nl .irn.i .< i l,.>j hl i ii F 11111
tR'2B,\ HOME ON 6+'-AC. Ii,,., ,ii.nkF-.l ii.il iitli
2.I 11 2 '. -1.2 ile ,. \\b i] ll,,in i, ,..,i.i $699,900oi

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1IO N. Briildge t. LaBlelIt-, FL
(863) 675-678S

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S395.000 A RF(.GF
PERFECT SIZED GET-A-WAY OASIS! : BRII21BA a;,l 39 AC. OAK PIANTATION; :l11. i .hll .ii
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l llanld r I)Cp $ -1 5.000 ,nd. I' Ii [lli!: I .. : '1.. i .l-I I l,. 1.1l...1 i i
WATERFRONT HOMES SITES -t i I'pr.- h.-i I ,IIi, i .'. s '
DREAMING OF OWNING YOUR OWN 121s+'- i.uk I -. 8 lll liii.il ..1.1 -- I.lI N im
,(. 1 .,i i .l I.kl id- $1,400,000 $ ..ur, ,.i iI-I.i.,, .1,800.1100
MAKE THIS 200 FT. OF RIVER FRONTAGE INCOME PRODiCTINGC ORAN(.F GRo\T
YO LU RS. '2..'il + ,i. 1 in t1111ii o n i, .igv vi a lh ruml '1 ,TIIII ni..[ I it. h.,i p JO 11 '. 11,li ,
..lilt-i i p I -.nL' tim i hli.' itt (co. hnfIl C.R 74. $965,000 n llu. lul ...iit .Ii,'" .i."I i12,500 pterac.
IMPROVED WATERFRONT LOT IN CALOOSA 43.32 +-AC. OF ...i. iin I ,,..l I,-
HARBOR. Ini lui(k hIna, dock, %, ll. clecnr and pr,-1 .mhilI|lnj Il 11.II i,. .' 11i ,. '.. 'i .
t.-ic.rd i. t lib rgin- t\Ir 1611tili of talurilont $499,000 ,.i:: I'nlt ii.t i pU i, $1.190.000
240 FT OF NAVIGABLE CREEK FRONT RH ei OAK HAMMOCK. fY-PRESS AND P LMIET.-
.11,'s,. 11n. It .t:-,. ,iid u lid k pemui ir. l)('(I Iest'ulict d TOS 0 a'L III, +'1ll" + I Il..i' 11 '.'.k
oliniumtll tt.. I + .1. $4129.000 ..1 Ii l..I r hil- l $1.100.000
230 FT ON THE RIVER SIDE OF PORT LABELLE 40 + AC. OFF ,l niul ai,.l i..n r,.Il
RANCHETTES. 2 ).13 +-- ja in dem-nable deed restrii t- II Ithlll I 'tlLiiiii .I > ai i1 .. I
i d I tuinill \ $425,000 Man t ...il.. Ur.un r ,.. it I I Ih n ul i
TAKE IN THE BEAUTY OF THE RIVER fi,. this pIn: ,r I ...i.-l 0,ItlU.
2 + 4-I- .' li,,tiie sitre iti I' I.i iB ll Ranchlieneu 2110) I 30 + %C. OF IMPRO\lF) .ii --rl,
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IT DOESNUNDER ] Wi RT' $225.500 20 +- FENLED AC. iii 1ili"l li1
F 'i l.iii ', liil h.k c i. 600 ,(X100
20 +'- AC WITH Il.;nrt" -f ":prc- for.r wyur
PORTRAIT OF PLACE. 1I His li1k 1 211ki \ ,l t I. II I','r r, Iwr I 'elced
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.iritir ,il s.iiI-IIn g i Idill.I 5315.000 : 18.5 ACRES Il I, al ,i i 11 t is l1 I. .i ,
.iniL.g ,lr rl.rll i- LOCATION, LOCATION. LOCATION., ,,,,, $j59,I000
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Ih,,, pl.,,i. $248.00U
I, II I" .'- 3BR-2BA WITH 1,6.56 SQ. FT. LIVING AREA. Uhll illl it-i trtii'.il lii ,it l
Ii l,.i il. S229.900.
S IF.. 3BD'2BA ON SPACIOUS GREENBELT. lhi Il Irii r.l I,.r., I. ., ,, ... I k,'
hi,, .pI,, I,.., II,,, 210.0( 10
ii, >,.,.n .: t .11] 3BR2BA B J ff g ffl aF T5,000.
3 BR 2BA UNDI ,r J ,l
P.ARTI-ALL FURNISHED .IR.'2HB lhiu.ine In linil, Ie I .t .I.i.,gc ..I \,.i,
I Im dnl dil ..II tImaIIItN iI.ol $175,000
[HE PRICE 15 RIGHT $149,900.
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CUSTOM HOMEI I1R1 2B-'.( I1% hl,,nti Inltt rin, l IIii | ii, Iil-l.i lll d ILt rnit
.1 I iii-c iits iill-.i itni II. L ih ltti 5isul iunlhl.g it rhou i l 11 $389,900
FASHIONABLE AND FUNCTIONAL IIrn t. 11i1illinniin .MIR .-l[1\ t.Il hIt.nltr '.1
. + C. Ii Il i.l R1. S I) S339.000
BE THE FIRST TO LIVE in lIIn. .1 1 5B \ li. t n b.nI lI. tt Ir .iii ll .i Ill. ,.. I
1 l, I I 111. I ll l j IIl l .1 1-14. .l hIt h IS R Ifliri Lt 11 I l ni 1 11.11., ( lI.'I.IA l .- ;l .
(l..m l,14 il l. i; I 1I H0 $244,900
BUDGET FRIENDLY NEW CONSTRUCTION. ;lB 211;\. iilt" ;., r.iil.l .i...I .
IlinIi i ReduLed io $190,000 ,.SS.000 seller's conlribution
JUST IN TIME TO DECORATE...'; ,lli>l 111-. it11.11 ..in Iii.iiu I tIil l
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I..k, .In t iii i 'r ,I l i r' r I rn t' III il',r < ; hilll t Ihl -, I I'I''ll l ..ir il I1 $289,91.).

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I J... 1 i349.900
20 +.- .4~ 1.1 i' 'I if. 't ln'. iI \,ti .tli
.i., $2199,900
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i.,n -, l t ,'.I.. 5269.900
I)+ .- AC TRALT ,n .o-.. k.-i.,... .,, JIt Il.
i .,Il: i r, 1, II. ..* .l 52i9,90(l
MUISF. 5 A( RFS n l.,h|.dl,, I'i bJ
5200.1100
L DF(.A ACRF lG .E, i..i..i.ti l I:'.I'-...I 1. i
+ 4165,000
,MONURAL R.NCII FSI.I-TS. Il A I -.1
+ -,. 11.M, $39,900 1> $6',500
5 WCRES IN FELDA.....1I0,000
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rFINJ ) I1 I l ir s I [ d it. i* n ,il v prtni.
HRI) r() FIND (OAK FIII.D. .II.I ii .i 11
Ii, i r. $150.00J
ENIOY THE QLIET.I iI .. fL..I '. .
.n, ....$')9.900
(-NA\l. FROM PARCLF.l 1 .- I.
i, ,,.. I, | ... $900.01l0

CHERISH I'HE CI-ARJIM ,I I itl- .-.ifill .it
filklr' I r\ It i .12 .1,. SH5.000
WIDE VARIETY OF HOMIESITrS rn .ll ,1.-
,f P. i I I h ll..I: thing f.',r P r1., IL I
I.. I, I. + -., ui it $2"'.900.
TROPIC AL GULF ACRF, H.,r. -,t 111.

2 2.5 A( RE PARCELS il i,' r.t.i- i i irJ I
niiAl :ih t .$8".500 each.
PRI.vCY PLKF ,ND SIMPLE it ik-, i I LI
, -; t j.i p.il. I.I l.Ihlh i li I l''I -rt. ,.
Pri.,l Ii. ni $85,000 and up.
2. AND5 NI) CRF. R .'u.t' r l i1 Pi. irril t .ri
Pn Il Inim $71,000 to $175.000.
LEHI(GH ESTATES J ( ,rni.nt..ll-
I'" ,.i i I | I ,L t .i, $66.900
I 2 i- 1, ,11.1.il .. Im.r ..-t ,1 .1 I. I bll mn
L,.ih 062.900
INDIAN HILLS ..\ .- \ + $5?.900 to
$55.000
3 TO (H)OOrE FROM I I ., l; lin
:.\\ Ltin:lll \1.- $-19.900 to $54.900
GORGEOLUSCL.L-DE-(i. .I. ir, IP-.n' 'I-:
I J.l IJ.1l j ..| li.ll,, .i t,,I t r S' 250.000

40+1- AC LOT OFF CR 78 in nice estab- COMMERCIAL
lishcd neighborhood. Cleared lot with trees
rh.firl-.T t-h prorin- $89.900. 4.61 +/". AC. ZONED [.2. Owners
.40+- \( 101 S( RO%% FROM (.U (k)I A Conceptual Buikling 'lan will include a one
F USE IS ID.2 I I ... l I n ,, .. .i ilj,,r,, -,lj i i .i.1... 1. with 67,600 sq. ft.
LT i l. ir.ll ,llii!l.I IL I l. u -c i,89.900 concrete blckl ofkie/warehouse with a metal
14 .(. I'ilD.XBIF LO F .,f I., itl. lu .ru. roof. Building details re negotiable Ixtween
Slitk I i r III. i, I,,ln i1 l lll rin. $R5,00 ) bul\y rand( seller. $3,900.000
3.056 SQ. FT. COMMERCIAL BUILDING
MANUF.AC TUHED HOhlMES n r" I + llli inth. ..r.. I..,i I...
COLINTRY CHARM ON 5 ACRES. l,-l, ll-I pl,,LIrlI $1.250.0110
lk. 2 .u -j II hI .iiit ler ies-. i.,"ic 1 02 ACRES OF PRIMF B-1 ZONFI)
I,, ..it ltr. ,. .u .. I.,,l nl li. n i .in. h- PROPER IY ,, u t ,, i r ,,.., i
,.I ;,, l l ,i i.illl l. ,r. 'h.. i.,i II lt. l ,. 1 r. .u,-,iL lr 1,- l 20 .000
S,,. i [..i. i J ,l, 'i,, ll ..i.li li- EXCEILEMEN LOCU_ IO1 FORYOURBL%'I-
i,.tiii.r IIrt $525.0 0. NTCS I il.ltilllil 'I II ]..i !. I.lIIt
L.IKE N EW I IS R I I.i l' -.. 'lt< M H I ,, [,., ,,,,,, "| .' \
, 1, ,i I ..i $399,000
BLtLrTIFLUI. WOODED 1.27+.-AC. IOT '"OiI 8,....i l I" 'I i11 $ ,9100
1i, I| ,|. L. .:I.IR' 1 \ I421 I,,,i,1ihluI..h. MI H & GRlF-lr B llGINESS POIENFlU ,i thi : .I
.., I' II i ilig L'.uiL' \1 11 $2.15.'L, 000 h! ll' In 1t '. ir i. i i I ll y. i 11.. 1
STARVED FOR SPACE. I ,l-.iitie ,I.i 2 1lii-. ii i ,-. i,, ,,i .,.... 499,l1
+ t L.i. l It h iini.h. l i l, t- lOUR HUSINESS IIFION -.'S i -. I, i
Il.,, ii, ; I 1 i u.~l'r nll P' p *.i i ,l I .,u .
.1-. r rkl l, $1 99.900, i ,.I. /.,,, .. ..
2BR 2BA W ITH DEN n., 2 li. p ii -..t i i,'lll h .iii ',.l I.. '9.2i i
\, nl 1.-, .i.I II -ip111 1i .tiilitlh.11l ih lli.- OFF Hi Y 80 1 LIU B LI. -i i ..11
111- $197,900. ,,i, j il l i .. 1. .. ..
MINT CONDITION 311R-'1n 5158,00O I i ,,, .
LOOKS SMALL, LIVES BIG: 2-" \1 II
i,; I + i IF ..iir ..i-' i'l. r euikitl.ig '35('00
n.ik.li,, it ,,ha .l ln,11111I. .$15.0 0 MO\MY YOUR HIlSl NF. 10) InElIIF!
GEET O F OF TOWN PRICED TO Fll,,t-I I lIIli~ ,, Ii!. i,, 1-t'll I.-
SE LL hlIK -'| \ M II i n .. 1 I iI i,- ,.,I ll, i ,1 l ,-m, .l 't r ,l.i .I
i .,a l tIl .l.lti [IIII1111 $15 50.000 -.. 11 1 ihlln S22"1.500
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I li.., 'I. ,n ,,I ik.Lh. >p $429.000 %- l ,,,,,,,, .,.. i .000

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Hendry County's #1 Top Quality Builder

2029 N. Montana 3/2/2 $211,980

Cypress II
ental Available $1200 Mth

238 N. Bridge St. o LaBelle, FI, 3' )935 86,5-6-5-8868
Usa Andrews Lic. Real Estate Brolcr
S411dra Mexander, hnd.i Dcklc Nvis. Romimu (kneros,
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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, October 12,2006

I HRPPY 1OTH.BIRTHDRY

Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter

The spirit of giving
VFW Post 10100 Commander Gary De Pue presented
ESE teacher Diane Penn with a check for $2,600 to take
her class to Disney World. The VFW also collected $2,250
from a poker run held in conjunction with ABATE of Flori-
da (American Bikers Aiming Toward Education) and
donated that money to Pastor Graham Chancy of the
LaBelle Church of God for the Children's Youth Camp.

RBBY

LYNN

RRNOLD

LOVE

MOMMY

GRMMY

A Clear Title Company of the Glades, LLC
has re-located their office from 110 N. Main
Street, LaBelle to 777 W. Hickpoochee
Avenue, Suite B, Sunbelt Professional
Center, LaBelle. The company provides the
area with prompt and professional title insur-
ance and real estate closing services. For
more information, contact the LaBelle office

at (863) 675-6705 or the Moore Haven office
at (863) 946-3705.

Ponl Hoi'men jIust x wesrt c.i
LaBelle. BC.aurifIl 3/2 with
l:lrfe tw) ,..tr garage. Splir
fnor planwitli a vinw oF tlthe
orange groves behind.
Located in Park WI\i Is
Esrtiei ()\I lx:t[if r.iil ,,. i.'C.
S $295,000
Please (ill 1 Dll Dillm.n
863.-3-322

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Starting at $109,000 on your lot!
liclud'. ..,.r- .; F.. a -l& ..'.,'.w ;. ..' j*r p
Home and Land Packages Starting at Y149,900
We have homes ready to move in now!

$209,900 3,2 2,220 -q. ft. including garage on Pt LaBelle Lot
'For FREE Credit Approval Call
(863) 675-8888 or (863) 673-4325 cell

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rwi.ltx plii ii nil o I ntt. roml? -ii.c (. I1ritrLrC1 IiT .11dI (OR
dk- .I ;I k$.100,000.
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5.0 FT. PRIV~ATE DRIVE kd:I,- ti F c.piniI,- p.icH A c.Fllt
qIlo+ rt ,I 1--aI/1 1 I,, T., ,, C011111\111 1 I 1-jl -.L L il %l
$2.500.000.
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. I' 10 .111- -iI IF 0 .I"3 111 1.1 II1il lI.l l, $ 9i .0(0 lIDIlu ED
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It ii CHIJ IRd 525.00 R0PDLF(:ED
PR(TFECTEP)I RRiki IF i~i F IF ifliflril o Ioir-Iml

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C.11, -1 -1.1 IJIi)- If S 1 ; $-50,000

Bak of Ameca SHIRLEY IMHOFF WILLIS
BankofAmerica~ Mortgage Loan Officer
Consumer Real Estate
Tel: 863-675-9065
1-800-854-5783 extension 56302
Fax: 863-675-77144
i i shirley.willis@bankofamerica.com
Now with an office in LaBelle
at 415 W. Hwv 80
Call for an appointment

Now certified in

FH1A/VTA fik S ncing

lOTS ANi IAND
DEVTI.OPMENT POTENTIAL. U ...1-1 I.I 'I. ri lt tli.iuI
Rtl. iP.ll up i'il th ,l l L 'L ... .lr'inr r i n..'i.,'1[ lI. I LI illi i
lir i:n iiIp, .il. re sii. il liFot I .i 5150.000 per acre.
s( IDFD., HEAR YOURSELF THMI]NK .1 I. r ,,t.il. i I.lkl
rr, i l.u l 1t, h] ,Ji!l,,, ,li l .1.l n l: l l fill' I }1 ii r ,hi,. ,l-J ,' 111.1 .. l I
p ii.u i f ll f,'.r ;iii II. u S 4.0.000.
PORT LABELL. RANCHErTE hIliicd oit I'r.nillei ( 1 13
A\t rw Ihac'k till I i kt'. .'iL ',Fll dii'L I Ji il 'i- L f' t % .Jioin'
Rc'utri:led to i builh 'iilc l.niil'. citkn.ii .i-S $275,000
5 8FAlTIFtif OAK I.ADFN A(RF'S I.titl F.i-. of
l.i. 1,. i.,I) 1 1, n lI ,, 1 1. .' ,r ,.iil' $160,000.
OVERSIZUD H IJOMEI1TF ,.l 'iiio ll Ilr.jittl' ini ilt- in
Am i]l xL.', .i .,' l[ 'I .( il 1 ,'i 1 r, nI'- i uLdc .iL l C.l id\' )or
..i dr iiJrt-. nimom i b .I I kI-i.i- '. iiii mpi' lC' Was $105,000.
reduced In $'9.000 for quick sale.
PORT ILABRIF, LOTS dlic ,i ilc cCJinKlnimn tri.:l &
lilllin Pnc r iFr.n $39,000 Itu 5",900 .ill 'II ,ll In rito-
n hI (IltLr hiI hIgh llI .Ini sti.c i i, I, k from
SELLER FINlANCIN(; \4VAIUBLE II 1 .1.l' doan io Qiul.I
Iild h i,.- f P i-ii.-K'lle i ,aci 1., Ml.in 1no% h.-.0 undcr
, FrLfiL i n [i 'li t II | itli .'i. |: ,;1r.2 i4.'nri ti145,000.
Nice Buildinc Lo l in Horseshoc A rcrt- ; Iin .1 l i ir sltI.
iiuilt hiN.mi Oinl. $18,500
HOMFS

lIXURY COUNTRY IJVING. IiN( II'i.lik.l'l lt" I Ilgril'.
inJulF'. ii 11. ni 1. 1i 1 k i i' i IL h 1r1juk C1LiiM ,' I _Iu i
k Iti' sui l." I. i. .. l ''ll'in-- Si r '.n nI.' ul-linI, Sk I.O l i
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niC l.ll!. 1 'N I I I-N- :di l 11. .i I I1r l ': S .in JdA .l
Prien._r,.i,. Iinr Ih',: 1 r11, i' ., l h, II l..i'' ii d- -. il
in, luII..- 1 ij l i .rn ; ..f h i, .1L'L.I ljlI .i11k l :iii k .i ,fni
\.ihas slcart, the pr,'ce a lul' thi is, l sdingl ui n a bit ,da
2r\p rt .t .h.e sp it l, lid l. i \I s .1ric 'at .Jnd I I \, ifn i
lll'.. r 1i 1. i.. l .] ii i I n t, G i I ( i it._ I'I .1tl r. .1 1 *.1 .l I 'I pro p-
5I9 1.00lU695.000.
\WHATAN .N OPPORlnNIITY Ii riI nIihr Io.I.iI Ihlr, 'I
,1 t I.in I r...I ,I, T nih,.l'. I i t. I "" '.'- .11 I IDDF. i .r 1 l tjI.'jU IL:
fn Fi .1 I 1 I 'D' Ci]Cl t'.,idI [i 1iinit.i A liiC l h', i lil li i li.'
preIm'. ises, ri1 I rn I r' i -' ii II nI ..t' i, f r i'lui-tIt.i, I ll' r N'l
has started the process but there is still quire a bit to do.
Propertm can .be split and is priced at land 1.ilui (onhl
$590,.000,
CONrRyR OUlFT Iringh, +.i- 'I'p|,.I. *jtw
. -. 1.- ', L 'II ".1I 11 clOeL] -'I bAL l 28 t pl I ll |iL l ,p ['L '.
I,. iif1I.' I 111 .'L "I iiLi il I.f h.11lndI .1 tl .,LhLd id e' II'AM

,%ilh cItl.M til ,, r 5$229,900
3BR'3BA HO IME riinsiut.II! l II r'... ll- I- klAl.Ci Frly
limi'., l hs t.' h i pl'i ilg. in' i h a ,.. at .: t f..i.,tl
til, r o 62. 5209,500.
REMODELED iBR'2BA pIlu- ik 1, ,1null, Iit il lWL hiril ,inm
un 1i i' i nTriTi1r l1' l \ ki ll In. 'i.t" oi illi' I i I I 'r pili
in PL LiBcllc entiJt bJickk:uid $19.500.
ZERO % DOWN FINANCING WAILABLE! (; Il 'tl i pn-
vati nliC.t.ltrinlg iL'i\L Irt. s ri o .iI L.l 2B.1 in.jrnuIf' LtruLd
h'0'lllL fti.dllit.1 inllu de 2 L nic ncId 'ilthe'. :1 '..1i'
slhop.glir.i' plu', i 12r. .'..litor.lgc l i kii nh 'i-l- i refrit c:.i.
tir and .t:, : ill.i .2 At 5169,000.
WHAT A NICE HDljYi l ic i.,_fll u I [ CBis 2
BEkl'd. im, I liih.i >tUrt ] n 1 hlMI n I .h.k rih .i
I80 m ailklina dtisluir i i ,I i' 1u 1 $145,000.
INDDUSTRIAlCOMM1RCIAI
PRIME CORNER .iil .r I'r" i ;,li1 oi i0. ll 'ii \iJt.J L'II.-ii
\\ii. ia d il l' I ll i' Lii 1' ile t ri t '2 I it I 'IA.J Ilfhi
IrdJu"Inilru ilI tlA rcili'ul lln I ji /t.'tl I llai'j Inldu-tldrul urcit
lF, in'h lil .I.' flo.i e I.dt l ipmini F r. '.- it rue.i'. .i i n 1

I.ilkll A*irr l $3.06-i.466.
( OMMERCIAL POTENIIlAL iiat In:.locl .tApro s. I milc
l r t Ca"o h.,'V\ h with 'ph 'illniri,..il n ll o I t.I D teuill'.
.iArt, m trl i lhrh | Illp-'S Cti fulilr, \\..ilM.in t l,.iikl.,n
11,500,000.
2 ACRES OF MIXED INDUSTRIAl USE.with 176 ft, on
priiinrinl ti.. s,,ln W'.A .-kkiring $915,000.
LIGHTINDLSTrRIA, -.65 AC .iilh 2_l 'q [I t SI .l i1ldg
F t.-liitlil rF .ul I1tt%% |IlS 1 In' ti lk' Iithi I l i ~l(i'- C. 1t IXi be
p. l)in ldvr cur..Tcni /onmgp 5819.000.
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL 1 AC SITE liit -miill o i the tn hi i
iis Inluiorr.i:d loiii S li FIj i' S I 'I ot1 i s "lII iiid HA-
29 C1 u-Lt I. 11110 .ii' l -ul' l C in n l.L I'Uni.ii '. mi ,r i Jli-
rk.JI Bukir 5299,000
HARD TO FIND H FAVYINDUSTRALL Builders acre on a
r.liaid r. :il Inmulirnal Loiii S PD $269,000.

RIVERSIDE REAL ESTATE,.INC.
45 South Riverview LaBelle, FL

863-675-2718 1-877-675-2718

CBS HOME- PORT LABELLE UNIT
0.S Featcures open ilootr plaitn. split bed-
rooms, Frigidaire stainll .rLl ppli-
ances, tile througlhot.tur, 1.' Ili antd
shower' in master, vaulted l,.hi. p iIio
,. l i.... L. .. .- $.I3q ,90( l

SPACIOUS MANUFACTURER HOME
ON 5+/- ACRES. Property has pond,
fenced, cleared & ready fbr your horses.
This 4 Br / 2 Ba oversized home features
split floor plan, wood-like I. .i ;I i li
ing areas & mans extras! ,'2." I14 ili .l
$265,000
BRING YQUR BUSINESS TO THE
HEART OF THE CITY. This business
zoned property is located in LaBelle on
busy Hwv 80. I improvements include
CB. building with a 14' x 24' canopy.
$399,000
WATERFRONT HOMES/ LOTS
LOCATION. LOCATION. LOCA-
TION!'l' This 3 +/- acre peninsula has
over 700' of C.aloosahatchee River
frontage with Hwy. 29 access. Zoned C-2
your possibilities are endless! $3,300,000
SPECTACULAR RIVERFRONT
PAR(C Ft! Iock o old rl. oxb. ir is I
tec ed lock on old i'vet oxbow. Pristitie

views up river & across to protected state
owned land. Plus no corps setback,
approx. 200 ft. of wiatcrfrlont & situated
ton both the Caitoosabatchee
River(Intracoastal I\\..ii. and the
old river oxbow. I .'illi.nnuo
WATERFRONT &. PRIVACY T IT'S
B EST! II.. II .. i .... I '. I. l :i
I h II, -l"u II I,. i. 11 1 I1 r 11 I t i l I I 1 11 Lk.
Fish firom your own private dock.
(Permit in place to add new dock w/ lift.)
Priced to Sell!!! $499,900
BEALITIULIL RI\E\RVIEWS lill this
I uI I llh II 1III. ~Ih1 I11 i,..,. 1 river
,,il,..r. s., pt ,t' ,l., l. ,1 1 [.I H om e
site is located approx. 75 fi. Iroim the
main river: Permits are in place to re-
dredge oxxow. $499,000
SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR
NATURE LOVERS. This 2/2 CBS
Home & Guest mobile is on Jack's
Branch w/ river access. This I.Unique
property also has its own private
[SIAN). Gorgeous property is covered
with large oaks. Cail f(or more details.
This is a MUST SEE. $475,000
GORGEOUS RIVERFRONT! "'This 1.04
acre lot is wosoded & located on County
Road 78. Build your dream home on this
parcel & enjoy endless views of the
Caloosahatchee River. Seller Motivated!
Bring all olers!' Price Reduced $399,000
.ACRE UNIQUE
\ AL-RFI'RtKNT PROP-

w l ill \', I. '5, I F. h I '

,I ,,, ,. 1 ,
wate, Ia i h. .110 0 1 .11
water amalsti ini thntl u $1050,,

HOMES IN THlE CmIT
.A-FORUABLE AND) WELL MAIN-
TAINED ; 1I1 .I It i ,1llll. llillrd
i1iii. m I',ri, .L i '.. b Irli i h ,.,.l n
Perfect starter home or rental invest-
ruent. Located within city limits, corn-
,riIcIf. inL il & priced to sell! Price
tili.-dl $S9.900
A GREAT RENTAL INVESTMENT OR
STARTER HOME! This 3 BR / 2 BA
manuttactured home has a lot to ofli.r
Split loo~r plan, deck, new carpet &
paint. Priced to sell! Possible owner
"inh. .1l .., t.' I'l Ii Ilo uced $105,000
3 BR/ 2 BA MANUFACTURED HOME
on fenced lot wi many oaks in LaBelle.
Home has 12' x 14' deck, perfect fbor
entertaining. $119,900
IMMACULATE S BR / 2 BA MANU-
FACTURED HOME situated on shaded
oversized lot in town & completely
tCenced. Home features vaulted ceilings,
split floor plan, kitchen with pantry &
breakfast island. Reduced $134,900
MOVE IN REAPyJ Newly remodeled 3
Br/ 2 Ba home located on large lot in the
city. New carpet, flooring and interior
paint & spacious master bedroom.
$179,900
PRICED TO SELL Homre in th e city w/
manny oaks. This 3 br / 2 ba features gal-
valtl- t roof. new interior paint, open
li, i;r area, eat ri kitchen & open dining.
Fenced back yard with well fir lawn irri-
gation & stoiatge shed. $184,900
CHAIRMAN 2 BR / g BA CEDAR
HOME sits on oversized corner lot in tlhe
city. Features are vaulted ceilings, tile,
French doors, fenced back yard & extra
storage. $199,900
HOMES
SBR/ 1 BA IN C, QTNTRY VILLGE,
Nice floor pan, tile through out. Priced
to sell $180,000

3 BR '2 BA .IOMlI. u. lhl i ,lnu.,l. n
11.ll .l .ll ., I ill I W'. ll 11 i li + l.milll 'l
I. IA i 1' nt ll ,.II ..,I., I 1 ,1\ ,,lv i. .1l...L -
1 )11( i,..i hi I'n, I; ,L-,[. L$ $179,900
3 BR 2 BA HOME. WFLI. KF.PT &
C LEAN! I hir. li...- I,. Iti l .. hI'.l.n11
from the inside outtt Fteatre': ceramic
tile, bonus room w/ hurricane shutters,
screened porch, alarm system & spacious
bedrooms & bathrooms. Well manicured
corner lot w/ iji i i.,iii, system. A must
see! $189,000
3 BEDROOM 2 BATH CBS HOME
w/Pool in Laurel Oaks, very desirable
neighborhood w/ great floor plan fior a
growing family. Property is surrounded
by large oaks. Holme/pool needs TLC,
lbing sold AS IS. $235,000
3 BIR 2 4 4A CS PQQt, HME. spa-

cious floo:' pila large family rom over-
looking oversized lap pool, patio and
courtyard. Also features otlicei4th bed-
room, walk in closets, brick paved deck
and new roof in 2005. $310,000
NEW CONSTRUCTION D BR/12BA
CBS HOiME Split tloor plan. 2,000+
total sq. ft., granite counted tops, 18"
ceramic tile, vaulted ceiling and m-any
more upgraded features. $245,OCX0
HOMES ON ACREAGE
2 BR/ 2 BA "LIKE-NEW" manufactured
home wr large screened room in
Montura on 1.25 acre home site lclared
w/ scattered trees. Price Reduced
$119,000
AQSIg -BR BA MANUECTUERp
QME on 4.84 +/- acres w.f pond &
mostly cleared. Split floor plan, large
master bedroom/ bath,, office/nursery,
formal living room. family room & open
kitchen wi island. $325,000
BACK ON THE MARKET! I'I-,lI,." lir
SPrt + LaBel Ra I1.cttes .l ll Situatd t I .the,
Port [aiBelUe Randcettes. Sitnat 1 iat tLih end

of a cul de sac w/ peaeidil & pi i. ii, .ntini '
(".lhii.T I n-.lC nhgs ceramic tile ihi h Linlrf llui.
open thxr plan & wrap around porch.
$379,900
3 BR I BA CBS HOME in 8.8+- acres
i, rii. i i IInI I |i,, I<.I .l .ipprox. 3 miles
hir- 'i ..m n *l l' i ,( i. I t 1letCed & cIross
fenced w/ gorgeous oaks and horse sta-
ble. $490,000.
FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET[

Homesteaded in 189y3 by William Henry
Whidden. It will be hard to find a more
desirable site. A prime location in an
area of proposed future development, in
beautiful Fort Denaud. Features a 3/2
CBS home and rental mobile home on
12.03 acres with massive old oaks and
palms. Located approximately 7 1/2
miles West of LaBelle with frontage on
Hwy 78 and Norris Road $900,000
UNIQUE OLD FLOKIDA ESTATE!
10,538 sq. ft. under roof + 2,585 sq. ft.
pool & patio alrda Exclusive pool home
located East of L.aBelle on 5 beautiful,
oak- & citrus-iilled acres ftnnting on SR
80. lHome feiattures many architectural
details from vaulted ceilings and sky-
lights, to Spanish tile flormsg. gCustom
floor plan includes 3 master suites, pri-
vate sitting rooms, French doors to large
lanai, covered walkways, poolside rec
room. I Br / 1 Ba cottage, twelve-bay
workshop wi garage, electric gate
entranceway, paved drive & completely
fenced. One of a kind! $1,500,000
COUNTRY LIVING,,,minutes from
town. Located in the path of develop-
ment! This 30 acre property w! custom
2 Br / 3 Ba home offers jicome froni
grove, privacy & the possibility of future
development with county approval.
$2,000,000
LOTS
$RD AVENUE .45 Acre $70,000
CALHOUN STREET .64 Acre $89,000

o01 ?. RICKQBY sTREp .62 Acre
$98m00
POrT LABLLlE LOTS AVAILABLE
$24,000 $48,000. Call for details.
MQNTURA RANCHH fESTATES-
Residential lioniesites available.
COMMERGIAf I, USIS$
PRIME LOCATION! Business zoned
property located in Downtown LaBelle.
Perfectly situated on the corner of(HWY
29) Ih ll.g, Street and Park Avenme, less
than I block from the. Caklcsahatchee
River 1,846 sq. ft. Historical Florida-
Style two story building fronts on Bridge
Street. $850,000
AM Aypl AmWFFW&AM AV SS
ZONED PROPAATjY This 2 Br / I Ba
home is situated on a high traffic road i:i
the city. Just 2 blocks north of Hwy 80
and I block east of Bridge Street and
surrounded by local banks and business-
es. Priced to Sell! $179,900
INDUSTRIAL
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY, Excellent
investment opportunity w/ 277' frontage
on Hwy 29. 1.59+/- acres on cnoner of
Hwy 29 and N. Industrial Loop Road, 3
steel buildings- (Warehouse-3,800 sq. t ;
shop 1,600 sq. ft; .iie ImCllllll -.,520)
sq. ft.) all currently leased. $1,300,000
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ESTABLISHED IN 1984 The ;Gaor Bait
Pub has been a thriving business in the
Pioneer Community for many years. If
you've ever wanted to run your own
Restaurant and Lounge here's your
chance. This quaint establishment
comes fully furnished, completely
equipped kitchen & olffrs a great st;lrt
for any entrepreneti, $174,500.00.

SE HABLA ESPANOL www.labelleriverside.com E-mail realestate@labelleriverside.com -"
Marilyn Sears Licensed Real Estate Broker I Sales Associates Nancy Hendrickson, Margaret Whatley, Yvonne Doll, Consuelo 'larin Lopez, Suzanne Sherrod, Judy Cross McClure and Receptionist Emily Curtis

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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, October 12,2006

October 12: Judy Hunter, Karen
Dilorenzo, Carolyn Chastain, J.T.
Hall, Lee Barnett, Mike Williams,-
Charles Keller, Sr., Christa Holland,
Craig Bumaugh, Chelsea Edgar
October 13: Nancy Daniels,
George Bauer, Dale Small, Luther

Steed, Grace Ford, Beverly George,
Daniel and David George, Jean
Smith, Debra Howard, Michael
Power, Justin Hall, Erie Reynolds,
Margie Wilson, Paula White,
RoseannaFurman
October 14: Wildie Summerall,

Keith Frierson, Mary Greeway,
Betty Sargent, Bunny Puletti Neal,
John C. Whiteaker, Margaret Gates,
Ron Barard, Cindy Murray, Steve
Frazier, Sr., James Parsons
October 15: Terri Hutchins,
WB. Bush, Greg Jones, Rosa
Alexa, Butch Madison, Wimpy Pil-
gram, Elinor Herndon, Bill
McQueen, Jackie Alexander,
James Freeland, Jr., Roscoe Dou-

glas, John Carlos Ramos, Cindy
Lynn Jones
October 16: Edwin Sanchez,
Becky Prescott, Dan Murphy Doris
Lippencott, Harry McDonald,
Branette Howard, Verna Bunck;
Carol Grigsley, Charlene Starr, Don
Linman, Helen Franklin, Debra K.
White, Cynthia Rodriguez, Antho-
ny Louk, Paul Roser
October, 17: Robert -Collier,

Donna Lalman, Gerry Woodroffe,
Howard Edwards, Jamie Hawkins,
Robert Beavers, Derek Jarvis, Jesse
Carmona, ,Ada Nicole Johnson,
Tonia Sievert, Ricardo.James (RJ)
Otero
October 18: Tommy Johnson,
Stephen Risley, Martha Holland,
Jerry McRoy, Penny Locklear, Joe
Leon, Jean Backes, Marcellina
Mitchell, Ramiro Gutirrez, III, Lana

Downes, Scottie Smith, Elised
Rosas, Ricky Banda, Jr., Jeremiah
Miller, Manie Lanyon, Henry L.
Mills
October 19: Jamie Williams,
Andy Womble, Daniel Lee, Dana
Allen, Ida Kinchen, Jan Patterson,
Theresa Somero, Daniel Alexan-
der, Ted White, Jessica Risley,
Roger Harris, Deborah Ann Hol-
land

Submitted to the Caloosa Belle/Property Appraiser's Office
Enjoying retirement
David Ennis has retired after 16 years of dedicated service
to the Hendry County Property Appraiser's Office. He
served as a residential appraiser from 1990 until August 18,
2006. He will be moving to Arkansas to enjoy his retirement.

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(863) 902-9494

IMMOKALEE
FAMILY
CARE CENTER
1502 Lake Trafford Rd
( IV ]" ; I .] I('l,,.i
Immokalee, FL
Appointments Are
Necessary
Please Call 239-657-6363

Randy's

Garage, Inc.
] [. l Pr I r .,, '. !:,'
863 675 10321
7, 7 S. RriJc St.
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PRAYER
.--, 675-7785

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Chlpter. Order ot St. Luke. a
Clu-stian Hlealing Ministry.
Return calls only up oni rnl quest.

NEW ICA1ll CONSIRI k"LION
p)863-612-0070
0 863-612-0080
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DENTURES
DR. MERCER'S
DENTURE CLINIC
US 41 SOUTH FP. MYERS
1-866
226-9400

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BUSINESS HERE
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PER WEEK
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SOLAR
SOLUTIONS
239
466-8605
CALL FOR FREE
ESTIMATES

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202 W. Sugrland Hwy., COewistn
863.83.600' 1,888,200,1703

Dana Howard
Weekley
American
Legion Post 130
699 Hwy 80 West
LaBelle, FL

OVERBAUGH
FOOTER
Inc rease tur pmdulon
Let us dig vour oter
Commenrial & Res.idendal
COf ice: .S%3.67.4-1300
Palt s Cill: 239.2.4,.5i)l

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LABELLE
ELECTRIC

Serming L.Belle Since 1979
Industrial
Commemrial
Residential
State Certified & Insured
863673-2463
239-370-7954'

863-674-0003
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CANCER CAN BE EXPENSIVE
OUR CANCER POLICY ISN'Ti
EDDIE GATES
Agent
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ITC Graduate LUTCFellow
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2035 McGregor Blvd Ft. Mye, FL 33903
(239) 334-2491
(863) 817-0386 (CELL)

BUSH HOG
MOWING
AND
LAND CARE
SERVICE
863-673-3217
Jeff Corey

EXTREME ClAtlS. INC.
Construction

Cjinllerc'iil
Residential
863
675-0810
239
344-6712
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PACK
ROOFING, INC.
890 B. Road LaBelle, -L
Phone:
S86i3-674-5775
Fax
863-674-5772
Lir # 13272'
200 Years
Experiencel
FREE
ESTIMAITS

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BEDDING
1060 ITwv 29S. i..a-kle-
863-675-0717
www.w hiteraitumtrarndIplmnets.com

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$12.50
PER WEEK
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LMS Broncos join the 'recycling team'

Through the continued sup-
port of Administration and the
Board of County Commissioners,
the Recycling Department has
implemented another recycle pro-
gram: This time with the LaBelle
Middle School and their newly
formed Broncos Football Team.
The recycling program will
reduce their waste,.thereby lower-

ing the schools disposal costs. The
items'recycled will increase the
numbers reported to FDEP, which
is a requirement for grant funding.
FDEP provides the funding for
waste management and recycle
programs. A portion of the funds
is earmarked for promotional
items. Under the grant guidelines
we support the youth and their

activities, with t-shirts, jerseys and
various other promotional items.
We simply ask that they recycle.
Recycle Supervisor, Juan Gaure,
coordinates the programs and is
currently working with Clewiston
Middle School, as he has in the past
with the LaBelle Longhorns, Harlem
Recreation and Basketball Teams,
aswell as Cheerleaders groups.

Hats off to LaBelle Middle
School and the Broncos.
Look out Hendry County
Schools, we're coming for your
recyclables!
For more information on how
you can recycle, please feel free to
call the Recycle Center at 674-
4162 or the Special Districts Office
at 675-5252.

Kristi Lewis and Brian Soud
Lewis, Soud
planning wedding
Phil and Donna Lewis of
LaBelle are proud to announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Kristi Lewis, to Christopher Brian
Soud of LaBelle.
The prospective groom is the
son of Chris Soud of LaBelle and
Robin Soud of Jacksonville. The
wedding g is planned for October
21, 2006, at the First Baptist

Church of LaBelle. bre, 2006 de 3las elecciones cuidad de LaBelle el jueves,. 19 i
The bride to be is a 2002 grad- de ocrubre del 2006 a las 2.00 p.m en las oficinas de ]a I ".
uate of LaBellefromHigh School. She superisora de elecciones. complejo de la corte, LaaBelle .1 : T I
graduated from Edison College
and is now employed as a Radio- f .
logic Technologist with Lee Lucretia A. Strickland
Memorial Hospital. Supervisor of Elections
The groom is a 2002 graduate Hendry County, Florida 4 ,l. k.
of LaBelle High School. He 101.5612. F.S. .
attends Edison College and is Publish October 11, 2006 F.S.
employed as a construction ubhsh October I1, 2006
superintendent with DSD Homes. CB & CN
After the wedding, the couple '_,
will reside in Ft. Mers.

INSURANCE
L i
Rena I. Dipofi
13 Missouri St. Suite A
Lalffelle. FL
(863) 675-1880
Like ha ood ncighbor.
Stale thrm Is ihere.

BankiofAmerinca

SHIRLEY
IMBOFF WILLIS
Mortgage Loan Officer
Consumer Real Estate
Tel: 863.675.9065
239.415.6302
Fax: 239.415.6311
shirley.willis(thankofamerica.com
415 W. Hwy 80 LaBelle

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Aresa R. HaOm 8634673.0692
1949 M rhall Fie Rd.LaBehe

as Fam es, C.Cldren Babes& Pets
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Srt0Jor tLxat:'ln
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SUNBELT REALTY, INC.
777 \V. H,). 80 (863) 675-1616
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Horizons
Real Estate Corp.
580 S. Man St. LaBelle, FL
863-675-1973
If you are thinking of buying
or selling, give us a cal
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Frm W. Spcer, Lic. Broke
437R880W LaBel e,FL
l8631 6"75120nI (863) 673-5554
Wed: ww.pensxRdtyFLcoim

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THE
OPTICAL CENTER
located in
FAMILY EYE CARE
100 N. Main St.
LaBelle, FL 33935
863-675-0761

EDISON PLUMBING, INC.

t.L (863) 675-8946
4; (239 690-1824
879 Industrial Ct. LaBeue, FL

COUNTRY HOMES &
LAND REAL ESTATE
Kathy Hutchins
Li.e t a! e alOte a er
Office: 863-612-0551
F',: 863-612-0553
Visit Our Website at:
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Visit us on the web at
www.oakrecltyinc.com
Spoperty management
ri/ erentaels wt
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Wayne C. Switzer
Realtor
BUS: 863-675-3726
Cell: 863-843-0406
Bankston
Realty
www.ba nttonrteakycom
Witda Bankltos
Owter Broker

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WEEPING MOWING PIANTlING
od Repl.cimcnl 1 oilier lawn .Mnuanrcc
CALL. (239) 357-2972
Lic. l& Iiured.|
e-mail: c aplIerb b4!'ah oo).c'i

The Paint
Authority, Inc.
Int.Ext Painting Prssure Washing
Decorative Concrete Coatng
FREE Estimates
863-675-0200
Pr 0005Z- HEC L'SF

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BUSINESS HERE
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19.50
PER WEEK
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or e-mail
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state Co.
RODNEI:Y M.RRAY
& SETH HOWARD
.ic. Real r.sl.ic Broketrs
IaFRelle. F1.
863-675-4950

RIVERSIDE
REAL ESTATE
Corner of Hwy 80 &
45 South Riverview
LaBelle, FL 33935
863-675-2718
www.labelleriversile.com
c mail r:til tL 1hhlIknTlcr J', ..in
Marilyn Sears
lkui] tioaddRaxwiie'a

SOD SALES & INSTALLATION
ALL TYP or SOD
SERVING HVDRY,LEE
& CHARLOTEE COUNTS
CALL
(863) 673-1491

,46ae acd t'dow
Marine, Inc.
[8631675-771106
[863 615-TOB 1
UC#HC355 SP
and Insured
Commarrcal
S Residenial

ALPHA AND OMeQA
PenrnJNQ
Need a Peimit? Don'c Srress. (.ll
Us. We Will Do The Rest
Covering: Hendry. Glades, Lee,
Collier, Highlands, Desoon, Pc l
Okeei-hobie & Hlrdee CounlieS
Mobile: 863-673-1050
Sonva Crews
Mobile: 8f3-673-0383
Linda Craft
Fax: 863-675-1332

LEJ&RTA6E
iLAND CO C
18i N Bnldge S L.iBelle. FL
(863) 6i7.5-678
1-888-675-6762
'www.iheritagelatdco.corn
Se Hablta EsEpaol
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PAUL
ROSER
REALTORS
675.0898
WORLDWIDE
INTERNET MARKETING
PAUL ROSER BROKER

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BUSINESS HERE
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*12SO
PER WEEK
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or emall
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ALAN KELLY
MORTGAGE
Kelly Barnes
Pnrnip.,l /Ifrarrijgr, Bfirokr
825 Cowboy Way, Suite 110
LaBelle, FL 33935
Office: (863) 674-0091
Fax: (863) 674-0095
Cell: (239) 707-4404
kelly.bamres@alankellymorrgge.com

Stall Calls

With Us You'll Find You
Can Leave Your Friends Behind
Horse Transportation Available
For Rates. References &
Sen ice
Call 863-675-3231

Call
863-675-0000
Toll-Free
888-332-3345
V'ist our .'wetbs .11t
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the k ng (Qoup
The alternative to
ordinary real estate.
274 N. BRIDGE ST
LABELLE, FL
863-612-0002
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HIGGINS
TREE SERVICE
High Risk Trees
Trimming & Removal
Stump Grinding
Land Clearing
Excavator Work
Prompt Free Estimates
Licensed and Insured
863-675-3955
(35 Years Experience)

SBC
FINANCE

100% Financing Available
I N 1 ji, 'r I : .: ; L -
863-675-3275
[." I. IF.1'I Ii.

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Cafoosa

Sfiores
*I I ntcrfront fHomesites

Jim Green Realty
Owner-Broker
239-728-5481

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BUSINESS HERE
For as little as
129.50
PER WEEK
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or email
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238 N. Brkige Srt laIlkle, Fl. i339
863-6758868

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HAMPTON CBHYSLEL ODGE JEEP

We have the expert technicians, factory service information, specialized tools and genuine parts to properly service
your Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep vehicle.

Automatic

STransmission Tune-Up
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S$79.95
SDrain/Replace
j ICUIDBES
Drain fluid/remove filter
New Mopar transmission filter
Installation of new fluid
Necessary adjustments
Road-test vehicle
Some Jeep vehicles require an extra charge due to
special filter
S. Vehicles with special fluids may be higher. Imports may be
higher. Additional charge for fluid disposal
Expires zo/x8/o6
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Lube, Oil&

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$49.95 .
Husn/Replace
INCLUDES:
* Inspection of hoses and belts
* Mopar antifreeze replacement 1
(2-gal max).
* Pressure test system
* Diesel engines and additional parts/labor extra
* Vehicles requiring longer-life antifreeze are higher
.additional charge for fluid disposal

Expires io/ 8/o6
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* *Engine oil replacement up to 5 quarts Remove four wheels
Complete chassis lube from vehicle; balance
--New Mopar oil filter and rotate
,* Fluid level inspection Special wheels, specialty
$ -* Inspect CV joints and front vehicles slightly higher.
suspension components
Additional charges may be applied for diesel, 1
t V-10s, HemiP V-8s, fluid disposal, semi-synthetic
Sand synthetic oils. Expires zo/i8/o6 Expires o/z8/06
Present this ad when order is written. Check with Service Advisor to see if vehicle may require additional parts and/or labor at extra charge. Cannot be used with other specials or like service. Customer is responsible for tax. Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Jeep and Eagle
vehicles only. 2004 Daimler Chrysler Motors Company, LLC. Chrysler, Jeep Dodge and Mopar are registered trademarks of Daimler Chrysler. Good Year is a registered trademark of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company.

HAMPTON CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP
______ HENRY COUNTY'S ONLY 5-STAR

CHRYSLER-DODGE-JEEP DEALER
It really does make a difference!l

(863) 983-4600

202 W. Sugarland Hwy.

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Auctions 105
Car Pool 110
Share a ride 115
Card of Thanks 120
In Memoriam 125
Found 130
Lost 135
Give Away 140
Garage/Yard Sale 145
Personals 150
Special Notices 155
900 Numbers 160

ADOPTION A nurturing family
seeks to adopt an infant to
love and cherish, We are fi-
nancially secure to provide a
promising future. Please call
Christine and David at
(888)322-0924. #1704154

ABSOLUTE AUCTION. Estates
of Cades Cove adjoins Great
Smoky Mountains National
Park, Townsend, TN, Satur-
day, October 21, 10:30 AM;
WWW.FURROW.COM,
1-800-4-FURROW. TN Lic.
#62.
AUCTION 2,500 Acres Timber-
land Bladen & Sampson
Counties, NC. Tues., Oct. 24,
6:00 p.m. 32 tracts from 2 to
200 acres. Merchantable
timber. Call for info.
800)479-1763 NCAL8397
10% buyer's premium John
Dixon & Assoc. www.john-
dixon.com
AUCTION- Complete Operat-
ing 18 Hole Golf Course and
67 +/- Developed Residen-
tial Lots and Undeveloped
Tracts. Saturday, October
28. Details: ironhorseauc-
tion.com or (800)997-2248
NCAL#3936.
Auction- Historic Springfield
Homes. October 21,
11:00am, 9th & Main, res-
taurant & theatre. View all
properties, www.goo-
dearth.us (866)699-SELL.
Good Earth Realty & Auction
AU-3285 AB-2421789.
SELLING 182+/- ACRES AND
HOME at Auction, (SCHLEY
CO. GA. NOV. 4) Offered in
Parcels, Pond, Two Creeks,
Timber, Pasture land, Wildlife
and Equipment
(866)3 0 0-7.6 53
WWW.LAND2AUC-
TION.COM.

ORTONACEMETARY
On Hwy. 78. (2) plots..
$1000/both. Will sell sep.
863-763-4353

MINI POODLE, Call to identify.
(863)357-3225
RED NOSE PIT, approx 8 mo.
Female, Found on 10/4, Vic.
NW 6th St. Call to identify.
(863)357-3697

U'a.e/
Yard Sal ies 01

WHITE CATW/BLACK
markings. Large male. Approx.
6 mths. ago,.Ft. Denaud Rd.
Call to identify.863-675-2491

BEAGLE- Male, approx 4 mo.
:old. Vic. of Belmont area
Sunday night. Please call
(863)673-5158
CAT, Male, 4 years old,
neutered, gray tiger striped,
last seen on 30th St, Hwy 98,
Mitchell Rd. (863)610-4466 or
(954)663-5171
IPOD NANO, Lost at Brahman
Movie Theater on Sunday,
Sept. 24th. Reward for re-
turn. (863)634-9751
TABBY CAT- Male, Gray, white
feet & diamond on forehead.
Vic. Pioneer Estates. Sat.
10/07(863)634-3200

COUCH Old. FREE! FREE!
(863)467-0644
KITTENS, Free to good
homes. They are beautiful!
(863)983-8560
MICROWAVE Free! Free! Call
(863)467-0644
PARROT small, talks, with
cage, (863)983-6537

Moving Sale
FT DENAUD- Sat. Oct 14th,
8am- ?, Trader Road. Furni-
ture, clothing, collectable's,
etc.

LABELLE, Sat., 10/14, 8am til
?, 3469 Hwy. 29 South,
Maytag Washer & Dryer,
Freezer, Gas Stove, Refrig-
erator, Men & Women's
Clothes & Shoes & Misc.

lons Sale
LABELLE- Sat. Oct 14th, 8am-
?, Hwy 80, 50 miles EAST of
Labelle. Shop tools, motor-
cycle parts, marine parts,
auto parts, shelving, furn, HH
items, Rain or Shine

Multi-Family
LeBelle, Sat. & Sun. Oct. 14th
& 15th, Sat. 8am-5pm &
Sun. 8am-1pm, 421 Clark
St. Lots of furn. Sofa, Tables
& chairs. Lamps & Electron-
ics. To Many Items To List!

Garage/

Heavy Equipment Operator
CERTIFIED. Hands on Train-
ing. Job Placemenl A.i -
tance. Call Tonl Free
(866)933-1575. ASSOCIAT-
ED TRAINING SERVICES,
5177 Homosassa Trail, Le-
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HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERA-
TOR TRAINING FOR EM-
PLOYMENT: Bulldozers,
Backhoes, Loaders, Dump
Trucks, Graders, Scrapers,
Excavators; National. Certifi-
cation, Job Placement Assis-
tanie; Associated Training
Services (800)251-3274
www.equipmentopera-
torcom

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Employment-
Full-Thme 205
EM'ployment -
Medical 210
Employment -
Part-Time 215
Employment
Wanted 220
Job Information 225
Job Training 227
Sales 230

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HUNTERS

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Stump Grinding
Shaping & Topping

863-675-0403
Licensed and Insured

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students, recent grads, re-
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OFFICE: (863) 675 8.314
Call Kelvin Townsend Cell @ (863) 673-3783
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Manager/Assistant Manager

If you have experience in Retail grocery
operations, we have opportunities for
Manager/Manager Trainee in the Belle Glade
& Ft. Myers area. F/T position with full
benefit package including paid holidays,
paid vacation, 401k savings plan, group
medical & dental.
Fax resume to L. Toledo
At (813) 626-4527 or
e-mail to ltoledo()bbchi.com
DFW/EOE

EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
Exp. Dozer & Backhoe opera-
tors. Top Pay. 239-229-5846
LAWN SERVICE
Experience required
Call (863)673-2242

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UNITED STATES

SUGAR
CORPORATION

FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITIES

STAFF ACCOUNTANT

Position will be responsible for preparation of income
and balance sheel sljlemenls, consolidating state-
ments, and various other accounting reports. Respon-
sible for cost accounting activities. Will instruct or
assgn work to acc onrling clerks along with coordinat-
ing acc:ounrlng maners wir olher departments, loca-
tions and divisions. Assist in year end closing, annual
budget preparation, etc. Must be proficient in the use of
Microsoft Office products.

Financial Operations Analyst

Responsibilities

Coordinates, develops and prepares operating budgets
and forecasts Monthly operating reports including vari-
ance analyses, cost/volume variances and labor
reports. Prepares schedules for quarterly financial per-
formance reports. Conducts special financial and busi-
ness related studies and cooperates with
other departments.

Requirements

Five plus years of previous experience in Accounting
and/or Finance preferred. Bachelor's degree in Ac-
counting or Finance preferred. Efficiently fluent in Excel
and other accounting software (MLS, QAD). Experience
in manufacturing environment a plus

ABOUT US SUGAR CORPORATION

United States Sugar Corporation is one of America's
largest diversified, privately held agribusiness firms.
We are employee owned and have great benefits.
Headquartered in Clewiston on the southern shore of
Florida's Lake Okeechobee between Fort Myers and
West Palm.

For Immediate consideration please

Email Jdooley@ussugar.com
FAX 863-902-2889

US Sugar is an Equal Opportunity Employer
committed to a diverse workforce. Women and
Minorities are encouraged to apply

State of Florida'Department of Transportation
JOB OPPORTUNITY
AUTOMOTIVE/MARINE EQUIP
REPAIR SUPERVISOR
POSITION NUMBER: 10380
STARTING SALARY: $991.31 $1338.26 Bi-Weekly
REQUIREMENT: CLASS "A" CDL LICENSE
DESCRIPTION: This work consists of supervising and co-
ordinating work assignments for mechanics, installers and
repairers as well as direct, coordinate and assist in diag-
nostics and repair of automotive fleet. This includes motor
vehicles, and heavy equipment. Initiate personnel actions
and performance evaluations of subordinates. Must super-
vise and provide technical assistance.
HOW TO APPLY:
Apply on-line via the People First (1-877-562-7287) by
completing a State of Florida online job application at
www.myflorida.com by 5pm EST closing date.
Contact local office @ 880 W. Cowboy Way, LaBelle,
Florida. Call (863)674-4027 forfurther information.
CLOSING DATE: 10/12/2006

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Immediate restaurant management
openings in Lake Placid, Moore
Haven, LaBelle, Clewiston and
Okeechobee. We are a franchise with
27 restaurants throughout South
Florida and are hiring energetic,
honest, and responsible individuals.
We offer:
-Excellent Salaries
-Medical and Life Insurance
-Dental Insurance
-401K Savings Plan
-Paid Vacations
-Advancement Opportunities
-Training Program

For an interview please call:
863-983-4224
or mail your resume in confidence to:
Pauline Alvarez
Southern Management Corporation
1014 W. Sugarland Hwy.
Clewiston, FL 33440

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Full time- HIM Receptionlis
Must possess excellent communication skills. Basic computer skills and
clerical exp are req. Medical records exp pref.
Phone: 863-902-3079 or Fax resume to: 863-983-0805
Drug Free Workplace EOE

GULF HARVESTING, INC.
A citrus harvesting inrdusty is in need ot persons 0o ill two full
time regular positions wncn are currerily open Resumeswill
be received a Ilax # 239-369-2267, may be mailed lo Gulf
Harvesting, Inc., RO. Box 3175, Immokalee,'FL 34143, or you
may inquire bytelephone at: 239-340-4737.
Citrus Grove Foreman/Supervisor preferably with experience
with middle management in citrus harvesting operations. Ability
to effectively lead and supervise other employees harvesting.
Assist in record keeping, time management, employee sched-
uling, and general operations coordination. Bilingual (Eng-
lish/Spanish) is a plus. Salary or hourly pay, commensurate
with experience. Depending upon the level of experience and
expertise the position would possibly be offered as a salaried
position, for a high profile candidate. Benefits include company
paid health insurance, life insurance, 401K (matching), optional
dental insurance, paid vacation and holidays, company vehicle.
Citrus Grove Mechanic Helper -preferably with one yr. experi-
ence working with citrus grove mechanical equip. Assist with
repair and maintenance of company buses, company vehicles,
trucks, fruit loaders, irrigation equip. Will change tires and pos-
sibley assist with changing major components. Bilingual Eng-
lish/Spanish is a plus. Hourly pay commensurate with exp.
Benefits are the same as those in the above position excluding
a company provided vehicle.

SCHOOL BUS
DRIVER
(BRIGHTON RESERVATION)

The Seminole Tribe has opening
for a Bus Driver. High School
diploma or GED equivalent.
School bus driving exp. (+).
Valid FL CDL Class B License
"P" endorsement w/good driving
record. Fax resume to:
954-967-3477

|SALES ASSOCIATE
k GAS/CONVENIENCE
STORE
Bdghton & Big
Cypress Reservation
Excellent Communication skills,
good manual skills, cash handling
experience. Positive customer service
attitude. High School diploma or GED.
Flexible working hours. Salary: based on
exp. Fuel & food allowance, incentives.
Excellent benefits (medical, dental, 401K)
Fax resume to (954) 967-3477

HEAD TEACHER
BRIGHTON RESERVATION
High School Diploma & C.D.A. Creden-
tials. 1 Year experience with Preschool
children. Ability to meet County & licens-
ing agent requirements. Secure & main-
tain CDL License with a "P" endorsement.
Fax resume with certifications to
(954)967-3477.

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Business iamesoncI
Opportunities 305 hendry.k2.fl.us HATS, Stetson. $25 DIVORCE$275-$350*COVERS
Money Lenders 310 ? (863)634-5914 children, etc. Only one sig-
Money Lenders 310 e nature required! *Excludes
Tax Preparation 315 WESTERN BOOTS, Leather n atur e r equired! *Exludes
Justin, size 11. $25 govt. fees! Call weekdays
PIANO TUNING (863)634-5914 (800)462-2000, ext.600.
SPIANO TUNING (8am-6pm) Alta Divorce,
l ***************** C llnc bl m LLC. Established 1977.
Concert Experience EPIPHONE 330 GUITAR- Semi
35 Years AVON BOTTLES- 90+, and Hollow body, Classic, $600
ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE Do (863)675-2596 some older books & related (863)467-9402
you earn $800/day? 30 Ma- (863)675-2596 articles, $75. for all GLASSDISPLAYCASES
chines, Free Candy All for WEBUYALUMNUMALL (863)467-5052. 1 brown, 1 white. Glass front,
$9,995. (888)629-9968 WE BUY ALUMINUM, ALL 1 brown, I white. Glass front,
02000033. CAL US: We KINDS Copper& Brass. ELVIS COLLECTION, Many glass shelves, good cond.
notB0200033. CALL US: We Closed Sunday. Call first items, Rare items, items from $50/both,will sep. 697-9979
wi note unersold 863-675-8760, 257-0879 Graceland, memorabilia. $550 MOBILE HOME STEPS- 2, fi-
VENDING ROUTE: All neg. (863)467-0627 bergiass, 5 steps with rails.
SnacksCandies, Drinks, En- HARLEY DAVIDSON TELE- $250. Will separate.
ergy Ddnks Too! All Brands. PHONE- Fat Boy 2003, nev- (863)697-2704
All Sizes. Great Equipment. Oer out of box, $50
Great Support. Financing Io, Higgin's Tree Service (8)467-2112 after5m TANNING BOOTH stand up,
Available with $5K down. owolernewspper 25 years experience. Free (86)467-2 term by The Tanning Hut, w/28
Tom: (877)843-8726 AIN readersenjoylife morel estimates.Lic. & insured. PENDULUM CLOCK, Like new, bulbs, asking $600.
#B02002-037. Call 863-675-3955. $100 (863)634-7359 (863)634-9119

E ESemices Mlercandise
SWORDS,- KNIVES, DAGGER
l | | & more, approx 71 items,
FOOD SERVICE ASSOCIATE/COOK 3/4 new in ox $225.for all.
BIG CYPRESS RESERVATION Or best offer863467-5052
Excellent communication skills. CW darcl,, 44 ',uplis 58
C"ed CareOffSR EV4AON
Good manual skills, cash handling st,.,t COMP-AQ PENTIU
experience. Exp. as a fast order Serices Offered425 Complee, keyboard, mouse,
arance -43G 5 Compleee, keyboard. mouse,
cook preferred. Positive customer Mi educor. 8 program, $250
service attitude; High School Diploma LAPTOP Dell nspron 3500.
or GED. Flexible working hours. Salary c- inft, u:" 550 Pentium II. 386 mnz proces-
'CarpetC n'g em 555 sor, 128 mb ram, $150.
$9 per hour based on experience + Ciaidrn'alt 55 sor. 28 mb ram. a150.
fuel & food allowance, incentives. CARPET S NER6 UMAX As6ra
Excellent benefits (medical, dental, 401 K) C CRtPiT.a. W. s 5 *S C 12205, All hardware Extra
Fax resume to (954) 967-3477 UPHOLSTERY Cq ,/V.I~ 6 software Peni I or 1 25
CLEANING C8ti ppi R (863)6;5J4970 Lv. ,rsg
iCLEANING i i :..:i.~ WEB TV- computer w/2 key-
KRl ,,i al,(C F.mr -r DT Ji 4 oo boards. $75(1863)902-0257

STORE MANAGER C Fbi t; u 5'9
Gas/Corivenience Store Call FPLO (4: & ,AA, deco-
.He i, ;! -di;W m .Y f.. PILLOWS (4) &AFGANdeco-
Big Cypress Reservation 863 2*W rative green. $15 or all.

High School Diploma, Associates Degree 675-7297 &w,86-,-l8Ol
preferred. Minimum of 1 year retail Se Habla Espanol ji i .;-:' 63f
experience. Excellent communication skills. BED%3Q queen sze head
2 years supervisory/management e M BED- Oueen SZew h 00ea
experience. Flexible hours, FLdriver's Miscelfaneo e 655 (863 65-095
license. Pay based on experience, with AFFORDABLE CLEANING Musicalnrnts 660 BOX SPRINGS & MATTRESS-
OncE or Him Offie Supp / Goodl condillon $100
benefits. Fax resume to 954-967-3477 Tie prn -. 3y, week eisen 605 863)357-0023
L rpice ,s e aoe Peta/iipplles/
S. DepernaDle& Relable P ets/s8 p / 67q BOYS BUNK BED- while, met-
SPhbjotraIEv 7 al, mattresses, 2 set of In-
Plumbing M iun ples 680 ens $200 (863)467-4449
ASSISTANT STORE MANAGER Poole & SuppIHe 685 BR SUITE- 45+ yrs old solid
Restaurant cnerry chesI. dresser, rri.r-
GAS/CONVENIENCE STORE Equipment 690 ror. rule stand. ec cond
Brighton Reservation J Satellite 695 $450 (8631357-2555
Sewin Machines 700
Sportin Goods 705 BUNK BEDS- Like new, $100
Min. 1 yr supervisory experience. COMPUTER SERVICE Stereo pent 710 (63)634-7318
Excellent communication & computer rCiUbles s, let, T ion/Radi 715 DINETTE SET- Table W12
up-grades. ytemsbl. TbTicokets' 720 leaves. 6 Cap. cnairs. solid
skills. Good leadership skills & positive rulurnn8. Win 95.9720 l 6 plains, sid
attitude. Flexible hours, FL Drivers Lic. ?2aOj ME. XP. Icesed T l 730 6 d 150 ne
High School Diploma or GED. Exc. W735 Gary 863-6n5-e9p5 DINING ROOM SET3 Seats 86
Benefits incl. medical, dental & 401K. Reading a newspaper Wanted to By 740 DINING ROOM SET. Seats 8
Benefits medical, dental & 401K. helps you understand waln 6 chairs $100
Salary based on exp. Fax resume to the world around you. (8631357-1430
(954) 967-3477 No wonder newspaper ENTERTAINMENT CENTER-
readers are more scu- iColonial pine, lor 65' TV or
cesslul people! smaller. $500
A/C UNIT- 2 ton, Brand new. 1863)983-5364
INTERVENTION SPECIALIST $1500.18631517-2106 FUTON STYLE bunker bed. lold
Big Cypress Reservation AIR CONDS 121 window units, do wn clress or
Work with Family Services and Education ALL TU. 220 V 200 will sell
Departments to provide counseling services OCCASION separ 1863)697-6033 GLASS TABLE 30 Perod 1.
to students at home and school. Develop and 1/2" -thick, use for smal roud e.
follow a Truancy plan. Bachelor's degree in $35 iirni.(863)467-5877
Education or Psychology. Masters in Mental i,,,. .... ANTIOUE BREAKFRONT- ma- KING SIZE HEAD BOARD-
Health/Social Work, MS Word, Access, Excel, L .,. ,.. nHlgany. beautiful condllon wooden, ornate, e.iepieni
Outlook Willing to work flexible schedule. $500 or pest otter condition includes bed
Fax resume to (954)967-3477 Call (367-me $3001863352555
3ANTIUE LAWN'& GARDEN LARGE MIRROR- 28x46, leal
863 TRACTOR,-John Deere,,all design, like new $45
original runs great.$2000 (863 610-1276
FARMMECH IC 673-0065 RC CHAIRS- wood
Must have experience in Se Haba Epano COFFIN wilh ully wre skele- $50 fr oth or wil separate
gasoline/diesel engine and. farm ton. $1 000 863)675-4981 1863)675-3944 La Belle
gasolne/diesel engine and farm SLEEPER SOFA- Queer l e.
equipment repair. SALLY MAE lignl brown, very good cuona
Work 55 hours per week. DISC JOCKEY RANGE & DRYER- elec. excel 5$150 neg (863)634-5095
-Monday-Saturday Musc lorall occasions: lent condition $200 for both WATERBED- Soft sided.
weddings, padres, or will sell separate uee, size. like new. $700
Imnmokalee area. : quincearne 675-1625 (86j3697-6033 (8631634-7864
C ill ynn at 239-657-3694 REFRIGERATOR- GE, Small. F
perlect for RV. brand new, tiM 1.
$75 (239)324-2115 AMMO tye 223 Re. 2
DAILY WORK DAILY PAY REFRIGERATOR- Whirlpool, rounds lpd, $50/w, divide
ALL TYPES OF WORK AVAILABLE Equipped W/ice maker. Runs Call Ross, 863-983-8661
STOVE- Gibson, Self cleaning asking $150 (8631763-4961
$100. or best offer
202 E. Sarland Hwy.Acrs m mon In 1863)763-0669 RIFLE, Thompson Cenler, 36
(863) 902-9494 cal., as new, in bo., uses
) STOVE- Light base, Self clean- #11 percussion caps. $300
ing. Good condition $75. 8(63)697-9616
(863)228-2351
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE UPRIGHT FREEZER- almond 2 50LAMINATED.
UPRIGHT FREEZER almond jull barrel, scope. & case.
color, 28"w X 25" deepX34" Exc.cond. $700 357-5754
Must have a successful banking background with wide. $75.863-697-9979
strong customer service skills. In Labelle. t e
Bi-lingual a +. Excellent compensation package. WASHER & DRYER- GE Super E i e Is I
Apply in person: Seacoast National Bank, capacity, brand new, $500
17 N. Lee Street, LaBelle, FL 1863)675-6370 BUN & THIGH ROLLER
EOE/AA/H/V Drug Free Workplace WASHERS & DRYERS as een on TV, great cond.
STACK UNITS $40. 863-634-3931 Okee
FRUIT& VEGETABLE 95 &up, Upto 1 yrwarranty M ilII
INSPECTOR & AIDES REFRIGERATORS & STOVES
InlmmokaleeorLaBelle. lFui "'I I(239)694-0778 DR. SCHOLLS PARAFIN
Seasonal &shift work e A Bil1 BATH; Scented wax, insulated
Call239-658-3500 NOTICE hand & foot cover, new condi-
EEO/AA Employer Independent Newspapers will RALEIGH, ens 10 speed, tion.$25 neg. (863)675-2596
never accept any advertise- race style; excellent condi- FREE DIABETIC SUPPLIES!
INTERESTED IN A POSTAL ment that is illegal or con- tion. $75(856)358-8625 MEDICARE PATIENTS! Call
JOB Earning $57K/yr Avg sidered fraudulent. In all Us Toll Free (866)294-3476
Minimum Pay? Our services cases of questionable val- SCHWINN, 1970s Stingray, and receive a FREE METER!
can help you prepare for the ue, such as promises of with Schwinn tires, excellent Am-Med Quality Diabetic
Postal Battery Exam, Find guaranteed income from banana seat, good original Supplies.
Out How! Call Today For work-at-home programs -if ond.$140 (856)358-8625
More Information... it sounds too good lo be POWER CHAIR, Meritis, Holds
80)59 4-1775 Ref Code true, chances are that is. up to 350 Ibs. New battery
#P5799. If you have questions or Q tires. Pd. $7,598. Now $600.
doubts about any ad on or best offer. (239)324-2115
We have drivers projected to these pages, we advise that METAL BUILDING- 30'x30', VICK'S VAPORIZER & SOLU-
earn $56,000 this year! How before responding or send- Never used. $6450. TION, in original box. $10 or
much will YOU earn? How ingmoneyahead time, 863)946-3282 or bestoffer 863-675-2596
much will YOU earn?Home you check with the Better 954-605-4300 "m ,[lI,
weekly! HEARTLAND EX- Business Bureau at STEEL BUILDINGS. Factory
PRESS (800)441-4953 772-878-2010 for previous ____ Deals. Save $$$. 40 x 60' to
www.heartlandexpress.com. complaints. 100 x 200'. Ex: 50 x 100 x AIRLINE MECHANIC Rapid
READING A Some 00 and 900 telephone 12' = $3.60/sq ft. training for high paying Avia-
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Ia w. extra charge, as well as qualify Job placement as-
r o de 10ong distance toll costs. We UTILITY SHED- 10x20, Good Sistance CALL AIM
,and or,,,. will do our best to alert our condition. No leaks, Skid (888)349-5387.
reader of these charges in mount Ted Shed Replica. You
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weomaynotbeawareof the from Home. *Medical,
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call a number out of your *Comuters *Criminal Jus-
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a CEMENT BLOCKS- 700, Good tance. Computer provided.
condition. $300. Will separ- Financial Aid if qualified. Call
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market? In the employ- -arm Property -
ment section of the clas- Rent 925
8sfled1 House Rent 930
II Land Rent 935
S Resort Property -
Rent 945
GAME BOYS (2) Advanced Roommate 950
SP x-box. $150/both or will Rooms to Rent 955
sell separate. 863-763-6507 Storage Space -
ZRent 960

NEW COIN COLLECTOR want- Ap rte m
ing to add to my collection.
Please call to sell coins & PORT LABELLE 1BR, 1BA -
paper money 239-693-4891 community pool, water/cbl.,
OLD FLORIDA ART paintings, BR furnished, newly remod-
pis, and drawings, & Older eled, ideal for 2 people, no
Firearms: Win,Wbys, pistols pets.$670/mo. 863-612-5037
(561)281-4153
WANTED: FLORIDA ART I
A.E. Backus, J. Hutchinson
H. Newton, G. Buckner, E. LUXURY CONDO, 2br fully fur-
Buckner, L. Roberts, A. Hair, nished, No pets, No truck,
R A. McClendon, S. Newton, Lease Sec & ref. $850. mo
BIG $$ (772)562-5567 + util. WRG 863-675-0779

in, reiir05 Agriculture
ULTRA-FLAME S/S GRILL Agr l
Like new, extra large. 4 burner
+ side burner. $375.
863-675-4409 -
WALKIE TALKIE (21 Conirac- Christmas Trees 745
for grade, Motorola XTII se- Farm Equipment 805
nes, $200 (863)763-4961 Farm Feed/Products 810
-Farm Miscellaneous 815
aa -M I I Farm Produce 820
Farm Services
AMAZON PARROT- Double Offered 825
Yellow Head, male & cage Farm Supplies/
$700 (863)467-1950 Services Wanted 830
Fertilizer 835
AQUARIUM- 125 gal Salt wa- Horses 840
ter Oak base. pump & filtra- Landscaping
lion Rocks & lolajge. Supplies 845
$1000 (863)467-8250 Lawn & Garden 850
BOA 4'- with cage. $100 Livestock 855
o8A63 34-70 Poultry/Supplies 860
(863163-bi109 Seeds/Plants/
BOA CONSTRICTOR- 5' 100 Flowers 865
Firm (863)801-3622 or
801-3877
BOSTON TERRIER- AKC with
papers. Male. 9-10 w.:s old a m
$350. (863l214-1286
$350. 8634-1286 HITCH BAR 3 POINT- wir ad-
Catahula Leopard Hound justable bar, $50 or best of-
Pups, 2 m colored males. 8 fer (863)634-7765
wks. old, 1st shols, vet ck'd.I
520055-1 sell sep.,Fr

COCKATIEL, 30
1863)467-5709 HIVES OF BEES- $75 and up
(863)675:6224
DOG CRATE, lor me back ol (863)675-
Iruclk 4>'4 Diamnond Plale
$350 1863)673-1464 -
DOG HOUSE- medium sie, APALOOSA MARE 3yrs. great
portable. almost new, I ,leble w/krls Wellmannered. No
plastic door. $25 bad habtis, $2K Neg.
8631983-8646 863.805-8169/599-9477
DOG KENNEL 110 L BELGIAN MARE- 16.2 hands
DOG KE Pd EL238 A0 1800 Ibs, asking $1300,
$150. or best oiler clge 3 sy eper
1863)467-0354 (863)9 .83-64 .6
GELDING 7 yr: old, good trail
DOVES (13), $75 lor all or wll horse, 1 high while socks &
separate (863)675--1981 bla:z, beauty $1800.
ENGLISH BULL DOG- 12wks (863)509-3446
old. beauuiul. AKCa, wormed. GELDING, 13 yrs. old. gray,
vet c riecea, $450 very fast, used on barrels
16781865-4919 worked cows, exc. manners,
GOATS i NuDian temale, 1 $2500. (863i673-5058
pygmy female $80/Dol. will HORSE TRAILER: Logan '88, 3
sell seperaie. 239-465-1393 norse, slant sick tiaiier wife-
GOLDEN RETRIEVERS PUPS- movable lac' wall $1250 neg
AKC, Ready 10/2, Health 863-699-97(i1/239-280.6082
cern.. Wormed 1sI shots Junior Weslern Sddrle Pro-
$600.(86324-1-3162 le ,,:,inj Line Saddle K.ino
MATA MATA TURTLE- $250 r Ou- e3rl r irdcrjlle-j
(8631697-1443 I $3.ii i.863i63-650T
YORKSHIRE TERRIER,AKC MARE Ouarterhoise, 4 yrs
Available lor Stud Services greci broke needs goon
Pleasefcall 1851675 hi ome $0rj 239-07-(5423
Please cal (863165-1410 Cal naron -in Labelle area

2006 MODEL BLOWOUT!!!
Warehouse Clearance Sale
on the New Kayak Pool.
SAVE $ iriousands on selecl-
eo models limited supply ~'k e
FREE ESTIMATES Easy FI- "O eTrd
nance FasIl insialallin Call FREE
1866)348-7560 www.ay-
akpooisiloridl :o. On Line At Service
aBuy Sell Trade
863-467-1304
COMPOUND BOW, Jennings wW, okeechoee- ehose-trader.com
Uni-lech XLR, 7QOJJb w. ,& .,ar.grna re.
29- draw. Pd. $450. skrIya iLs. OOr-.cooua .-I
$230. 18631635-00 9 PFHA. 1.', ear old Bay mare
KNEEBOARO Hyilroslide Gre3a oin Irad.l ,1800 or
Revolulion, 150 bes I ie. r. 86i ?.69 -27,0
(8631675-2136 SORRELL QUARTER HORSE
POOL TABLE Imperial Sharp- 4 yrs p"illy, 14 nands, lies.
shooter, 4' x 8', regulation, slan.d lor iarrner $1500 or
slate, good cond w/access bestonher 239.-65-1393
$600 1863)634-2812
POOL TABLE LIGHT, $60
(863)634-7318
ENGINE- Briggs & Slralion
S12 5HP eleC siarl, asking
t,2 50 Ll.e New
(863)467-0363
FOSTEX 24-CHANNEL DIGI- (83)467-0363
TAL stereo recorder Built in ENGINE- Craftsman, 9p Hon
CD burner. $800. :o .ii sri,1. s.'nrg .150
863-467-9402 (863) 4J67-(363
SUB WOOFERS (2),10" Mem- LAWN TOOLS, Chipper/Shred-
phis, in ported box der & Lawn Edger $110 for
$260/best offer. Call Ltcin .r will se1arale
(863)634-6476. (a.lb.,-49t
SURROUND SOUND, with MOWER DECKS, 38" wide,
amp box, like new, $50 $60.Call (863)532-9182.
(863)634-7359
One man's trash is anop-n Okeechobee Livestock
or man's treasure. Turn Market Sales
your trash to treasure Market Saes
wit an ad In the class Every Monday-12pm & every
iaeds. Tuesday-11am. 763-3127

HD PROJ TV- 55" asking $500
or best offer (863)983-5364 BIG PLANT SALE
TELEVISION- Zenith, older Sat. & Sun.
model, off white cabinet, Hwy. 720 (Muse Rd.)
works well, $25
(863)467-2112 after 5pm FOllow signS.
All palm trees,
exotics, plants of
GENERATOR 4000- Coleman, plenty. Cheap, good
Runs good. $300. or best of- prices. We got what
fer (863)801-3622 you want. Developers
JOINTER/PLANER- Crafts- & landscapers
man, never used 6 1/8", welcome.
$200 (863)763-4149 or (863)673-2931 or
(561)758-4337 cell 954)818-7757
TABLE SAW, 10" & 4" Planer
combination, cast iron, $100
(863)675-4991nt
TABLE SAW- Craftsman ,10", U l li O
cast iron table, vintage, $70
(863)763-4149 or
(561)758-4337 cell
VALVE MACHINE Black &
Decker, good cond. w/tools Apartments 905
& cabinet. Foreign/domestic, Business Places 910
diesel. $2K. 863-805-8769 Commercial
Property 915
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today's competitIve Townhouses Rent920

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GREENTREE SOUTH APARTMENTS
A Farm Labor Rental Community
Available for Immediate Occupancy
1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments

* Rental Assistance Available to qualified households
* Must earn a minimum of $3998 from agricultural or farm
labor activities
SSpacious Apartment in quiet, country setting
* Full time bilingual Site Manager
* Community Room, Tot lot, Playground, Activities
* Sewer and trash included in rent no additional charge to
resident
* Handicap units available
* Rental rates starting at $487

Call 675-0313 or drop by to see one of our
affordable apartments.
TDD # 1-800-955-8771
40 Greentree Drive, #101i Labelle
(On Hwy 29, 5 miles South of Hwy 80)
9:00 AM -5:00 PM, Mon-Fri
Equal Housing Opportunity

GREENTREE EAST APARTMENTS
Newly Rehabbed Apartments
A Farm Labor Rental Community
Available for Immediate Occupancy
2 Bedroom Apartments

Rental Assistance Available to qualified households
Must earn a minimum of $3998 from agricultural or farm
labor activities
SSpacious Apartment in quiet, country setting
SFuill time bilingual Site Manager
Rental rates starting at $429 plus Utilities ,

Call 902-1577
TDD #1-800-955-8771
701 W Ventura, Clewiston
8:00 AM- 3:00 PM, Mon-Fri
Equal Housing Opportunity
I

FOR RENT
2 BEDROOM 2 BATH
APARTMENTS
IN LABELLE
$750/mth
S1500 Security Deposit
Call
863-227-431 1
954-4 t 0-2498

BEAUTIFUL 3 Bdrm., 2 Ba.
Manulactured Home. wheel
cnair accessible. 2 car garage.
Near Glades West Elementary.
No pets Non SmK. Env..Good
ref's& sec. dep. req'd.
Rent Unfurnished $1100 mo.
or Furnished $1200 mo.
Margaret Barber Real Estate.
(863)675-5968
LABELLE, 2br, $950. mo
Some utilities included. Call
239-290-9137
LABELLE, 3BR/2BA, 5 mi. S.
of Labelle, $215 per week &
1st, last & security.
(863)328-0002
LABELLE- large 3br, 2 ba,
w/garage, on corner lot, new
carpet throughout, spacious
rooms throughout, $1000
(863)675-0104 or517-0566
PORT LABELLE- 3br, 2ba
New Construction on Beech-
wood Cir. Avail: Dec; 1st
$1300. mo. (863)673-0066.
PORT LABELLE- 3br, 2ba
New Home in Ranchettes.
Avail: Nov. 1st $1300. mo.
(863)673-0066.
PORT LABELLE, 3BR/2BA,
new, 1 mile from the high
school, $1400 mo. +
$1,000 sec. dep. For more
details call (863)673-0846

FORT KNOX
SELF STORAGE
New Ig. units avail., air
conditioned & non-air,
each unit alarmed, area
fenced & well lighted,
space for boats, trailers,
RV& trucks. Manager on-
site, 1025 Commerce Dr.,
LaBelle. 863-675-1025.
LABELLE RENT-A-SPACE -
Cowboy Way & Kennedy
Blvd. 5'x10' $42.80 mo. incl.
tax. .8'x0' $53.50 mo. incl.
tax. 10'x10' $58.85 mo. incl.
tax 8'x20'20" $85.60 mo.
incl. tax 24 hr access $25
returnable key deposit.
863-675-2392.
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Sae .. 100
Commercial
Property Sale 1010
Condos/
Townhouses Sale1015
Farms Sale 1020
Houses Sale 1025
Hunting Property 1030
fi e nstment'
Prperty Sale 1036
Land Sa 1040
Lots Sale 1045
Open House 1050
Out of State -
Property Sale 1055
Property Inspection1060
Real Estate Wanted1065
Resort Property -
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075
Waterfront Property 1080

$0 DOWN HOMES Gov't &
Bank Foreclosures! Low dr
no down! No credit OK! Call
Now! (800)749-2905.
FOR SALE BY OWNER -- 2BR
condo, St. Petersburg. 1 mile
from Gulf of Mexico/Don Ce-
sar. On Isla Del Sol golf
course. Completely fur-
nished. $370,000. Call
(859)608-2213.
LaBelle 3/3 Down Town, Near
Courthouse. Lg. rooms, Top
Area $209K or Annual Lease
$1800 mo. 863-675-1107
PALM HARBOR Factory Liqui-
dation Sale. 2006 Models
Must Go! Modular; Mobile &
Stilt Homes. 0% DOWN
When You Own Your Own
Land! Call our Factory for
FREE Color Brochure.
(800)622-2832.
Join aH the people who
say, "I sold It In the clas-
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PORT LaBelle: 4/2 Upgrades
galore! Lg. Rooms, Lg. Yard.
Near School. Price to sell.
$184K, or Annual Lease
$1800. Owner 863-673-5071

HUNTERSII- 63+/- wooded
acres located in Crittenden
County, KY. Call
(863)227-0996

Nice 2.5 acre lot, in Pioneer on
Tampa Ave., $106,000.
(817)729-9023
delgado42000@yahoo.com

Port Laibelle; Tio'.25 ac. lots
For Sale. Side by side Green-
bell $49K ea. or both lots for
$90K. Call 630-715-6828

20 acres with pond near State
& Ijail parks Camp. Fish.
Hunl $89.900 owner tin.
$4995 down (800)352-5263
Florida Woodland Group Inc.
Lic RE Broker
A LAND BARGAllI WYOMING
35 acres $49,900: 50
acres $59,900. Loatled 90
minutes east of Salt Lake in
mie foothills o0 te umila
Mountains. Snow-capped
mountain views. Surrounded
by gov't larn Recieartonal
paradise EZ Terms Call
Uah Rancries, LLC
1d881541-5263
BEAUTIFUL N. CAROLINA
ESCAPE THE HEAT ill THE
BEAUTIFUL PEACEFUL
MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN
NC Homes. Cabins. Acreage
& INVESTMENTS CHERO-
KEE MOUNTAIN GMAC
REAL ESTATE. rnerokee-
riounlainreally cIom Call Ior'
Iree broinure
1800)841-5868.
East Tennessee- Norris Lake
5.6 acre wooded LAKE-
FRONT lo1- $66.500 5 1
ACRE WOODED view loi-
$28,900 Call Lakeside Really
@ (423)626-5820 Or Vi;si
wwNw la'.esiaere3lry-7i.com
GEORGIA/ NORTH CAROLINA
Capivating mountain views.
lakes, rivers. waterfalls
Homesites siariing @
$39,900 LandlLog nome
kits packages I 1$99 900
Limitern ava1liliblly Call
1888)389-3504 X 701
Gulf Iront lois $595.. Homes
starting mid $300k New
master planned ocean Ironl
community on beauliful
Mustang Island, near Corpus
Cnristi, TX www cinramorn-
shore om., 66i891-5163
HOT! HOT! H:OT' Sparia, Ttl
Land mimgnlicenl views,
only 5 Iracts lel Call immre-
diaTely' 1888)485-3141,
Jane or Ruby @ Century 21
The Wrighi Choice
-www.century21thewright-.
choice.net
LAKEFRONT LAND SALE
LAKEFROITS. FROM
$29,900! TENNESSEE
MOUNTAINS! GRAND OPEN-
ING! TWO DAYS ONLY! OC-
TOBER 28-29 Lake Access
Parcel with 2,000 sf Log
Cabin Package Only
$59,900! .Call 1rlpwi
(866)950-5263 Ext. 1705.
LAKEFRONT PREDEVELOP-
MENT OPPORTUNITY!
www.grandeharbor.info All
water- access homesites di-
rect from the developer.
Beautiful East Tennesse:Lake
Living. Most amenities al-
ready in. From only $79,900.
-.Possible 18 mo NO PAY-
MENTS! Call Now! (888)BY-
LAKES. Grand Vision Inc.
Broker.
LIQUIDATION LAND SALE. 5
to 138 Acres. A limited 'num-
ber of spectacular parcels
are being sold at 30% below
appraised value, Located in
Central FL w/ good access;,
utils, survey, recent appraisal
& exc fin. Call today
(866)352-2249 x 847.

MOUNTAIN GOLF RESORT
LIVING Beautiful Blue Ridge
Mountain location. Cashiers,
NC. 70 degree July days.
Reconstruction event Octo-
ber 27- 29 during leaf sea-
son, so call now to attend
and for more information.
(888)743-2975 and
www.riverrocknc.com. Vi-
sion Rock LLS, Broker.
Mountain Waterfront Sale.
Lakefront homesites & con-
dos w/boat slips on beautiful
Lake Chatuge in Western NC.
Call now for Nov. 4 reserva-
tion. (877)234-8850 x.102.
New, Pre-Construction Golf
SCommunity- Coastal Geor-
gia. Large lots w/ deepwater,
marsh, golf, nature views.
Gated. Golt, Fitness Center,
Tennis, Trails. Oak Park,
Docks. $70k's $300K.
(877)266-7376 www.coop-
erspoirit com
NORTH GEORGIA Lovely
7-arere rerejl, located ,n ihe
CierokeeiPicens County
Line. Ha? 600 11 iroul
stream iroriage in rear
5B4BA niouse, pool hnt tub,
pasture & woodlands Listed
lor $575,000 Ron Zalk.irid.
MeitoBrol ers!GMAC.
(70627 3-0459
VA MOUNTAIN LOG CABIll
untinisnied inside, view
Irees private, I irge creek
ana river nearbv $1 9 500
owner (86f)789-8535
VA94.comr
WATERFRONT RESORT LIV-
IiG WILMIN.GTOIJ. I1C HiS-
toric Porl Cily COSl il
Developmenri The Blulls on
ine Cape Fear Fa:lesl Grtow-
ing Counly in NC Public
Grand Opening Oci 21 Di-
recl Ocean Access Pre-con-
siruclin rincentnves o call
no ww w heblutlsnr 1 o
186F1725-8337 iape Fear
Bluhs. LLC Broker
Western New M.,cco Private
36 Acre Ranci $52 990 MI
views. irees. rolling rills.
paslureland close lo BLM.
Horseback riding, hiking.
hunting. Perleiti lo vac:aron
diversilviil r your porttOlio,
reiriem eni. Elei.riciry 100,,
tiiancing Alddlrnrial parcels
available. 86l1b365-2825
With Tennessee's Beautiful
Lakes & Mountains. you are
sure to find ime perlecl spol
to call home. Call Nancy
Gaines, Gables & Gates
| 8 6 5 1 3 8 6 7 7 0 3
8b65);;7 Y1 w11 ww niancy-
gaes : om

Mobile Homes

Mobile Home Lots 2005
Mobile Home Parts 2010
Mobile Homes. Rent 2015
Moblil Homes Sale 2020

MoiEHoel

ATV TRAILER- new, 3x4,
Stainless steel dump bed,
$175(863)357-5754
HONDA RANCHER, '2005,
Low hours. Great Christmas
gift$3500.863-517-0448
YAMAHA KODIAK 450'06
auto. 4x4, 2yrs. ext. warr.,
push button 4whl. drive, low
hours. $K. 863-228-1730

FOUR WINDS '96, 36' with
slide out, fully furnished, utility
bldg. included. In Palm Dale,
FL. $8,000. (419)747-2923

Marian Wscellaamme 3W25i
Mot y3les 6300
Sport Vehicles/ATVs 3035

BOSTON WHALER- 13', 40hp
Yamaha, Pwr tilt, Motoguide
trolling mtr, fish finder. Trlr.
$2195. Neg. (863)467-8629
CAROLINA SKIP, 16ft., 25hp
Mariner motor. &trailer $650
(239)770-6718
EXTENSION BAR for boat, 4',
total 5'3" long, made to use
w/4' overhang camper,
$100.(863)357-6113
GLOBAL POSITIONING SYS
Garmin GPS II. Hand held or
deck mount. $75,.
(863)675-6973 .
PONTOON BOAT, 1811, Lowe.
50rp Evinrude engine, good
shape, $2500
(863)763-5154
PONTOON BOAT, 24', 60np
Evinrude, $2495 lirm.
|8631763-9998
YAMAHA 150 V-MA.\' 01-
iuel'oC1 Inlecled. e'. coLrd.. 1"
owner, low hrs $5500
w/i controls (772)584-0147

Love the earth Recycle
your used Items by sell-
ing them in the clasl-
fieds.

CAMPER- 99, Needs work
$1000.(863)634-77800
TRUCK TOPPER- For short
bed full si;e P/U Good cond-
Iin. $2 5. i.63,I824-00

WAVE RUNNER- Yamaha, '91,
Low hours, Trailer included.
$1000. (863)863-517-0448

BOAT MOTOR, 20hp Mercury
jet motor, used on Zodiac or
flat bottom boat, runs good.
$250 (863)697-2525
CENTER CONSOLE- nw liber-
olias, ir oa31 or pontoon.
,300 (561)723-1690i
YAMAHA 04, 4np cycle mo-
lot like new, less man 100
nr l0ull Tracker boat lank,
oar $1700 (863)675-0162
'Mm Ifl e 03

FACTORY RIMS- For Dodge
Iruck 16x7. Silvy Alloy. 5
lug Like new. Asking $300.
or best other (863)697-9117
FORD F600 4 DR DUMP
Truck, '77. Motor stu:k since
hurricane..$800 763-1370
FRONT BUMPER Boss Hawg
replacement, fits 03-C
Dodge 2500/3500 HD,
$1000.;(863)697-0328
HITCH, Weight alsinburng, w/
2 5/16 balls. equal3er i alls
sway bar & all anacnminerls
$250 18631228-4202
RIMS- BIk'& Chrome Spider 4
lug rims, w/205/40/17 Kuh-
mo tires,.like new, $300 or
best offer (863)261-2546
TIRES (2) 33/1250/15
$100.863-517-2077
TONNEAU COVER Florida
Line, fits 99-ip F250/350
Super Duty short bed, ma-
roon, $650. (863)697-0328
TOPPER/CAP, Glas/tek fiber-
glass, fits full size long bed
truck, tan in color, $900 or
bestoffer. (863)697-9117 '
TRANSMISSION Auto, for
'97 V6 Chevy S10, $400.
(863)783-2389.
WHEELS, 16" Factory 2006
Mustang, brand new BF
Goodrich Radial tires, will in-
stall. $800 (863)697-0467

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION
Area ency on Aging for Southwest Florida, Inc., announces a Board of Directors
Meeting.
Date: October 12, 2006
Time: 10:OOA.M.
Place: Senior Friendship Centers, Inc.
23 North Polk Avenue
Arcadia, FL34266
For additional information in regard this meeting, or if you are planning to attend,
please call 239-332-4233 or 1-800-398-4233.
Area Agency on Aging for Southwest Florida, Inc., is a not-for-pmfit organton
working cooperatlively withthe Florida Department of ler AAffnirs The primary
role oAea Agenc n Aging forSouthst Fo n is promote and cor-
dinatea network of services forindivduals overs years of age. Thesesrvc-
es address both the short andong-term needs ofseniors. AeaAgency on Aging
forSoruthwest Florida, Inc., an Aea AgencyonAging, servessevenounties.
167793 CB/CGS/FN 10/12/06

Const r uctio 4
ForegCare 4030
r Wheel Drv 4035
Heavy Duty Trucks 4040
Parts -Repairs -.4045
Picakp.Tracks. -4050
Sport Utiy 4055
Tractor oilers 4080
Utility Traier 4085
Vans .4070

CHEVY CELEBRITY '89, Sta-
tion wagon, as-is; $800 or
best offer (863)983-9780.
Chevy Monte Carlo SS, '86,
350 mtr., turbo 350 trans.,
$2500. 863-675-4697 or
239-872-9884
EAGLE TALON, 91, brand new
all., turbo charge & clutcn,
blown head, new tires $1000
or best offer. (863)801-6081
FORD ESCORT LX '97, 4 door,
excellent condition, all pow-
er, $1500 (863)357-1430
FORD TAURUS 1989 Station
Wagon. New brake job.
Good work car $750 neg..
(863)675-6822/675-1907
HONDA CIVIC EX '94- red, 2
dr, sunroof, souped-up,
needs TLC, $1500 firm
(863)467-2446
HONDA DESOL '94- white,
convertible, $3000
(863)763-7060
MERCURY COUGAR -1989,
needs work, good 3.8 w/re-
cent top end rebuilt, good
trans. $600. (863)634-2812
MERCURY COUGAR, '95, U-6,
V8, a/c works, radio/cd, au-
to, 1 owner. overdrive,
$1500 neg (863)763-3939
VOLVO 240, '93, Great lo new
driver, built like a lank,
$1900 Or besl otter.
.8663)634-4518
WE BUY JUNKCARS
(863)675-1940
(800)997-5858

DUMP TRUCK, 1 ton, 8'x12'
bed. 4' sides, Strong truck.
$3000. (863!509-3260

GOLF CART 4 whl, w/battery
charger, runs & looks great.
$800 irm. 863-697-2631 or
(863)763-7666 eves
Part/Reairr 404

BOX VAN TRAIL MOBILE,
48Ft Good tires Iew drake
.lob Ro:adWortnry $2250
. 863)675-6822.6;'5-1907
FLAT BED TRAILE,.8x14,
double axle, wih ramps.
gooseneck, steel floor.
$1450(863)697-9704
OPEN TRAILER. '07 6.'12.
Tandem axle, 3'sides, brand
new. $1200. 863-634-1183
UTILITY TRAILER, '06 4x8
Open flatbed, tilt, $585.
(561)670-3636
UTILITY TRAILER- 5'x8',
$400. Call (863)763-1622.
UTILITY TRAILER, Triple
Crown, 4ft driver on gate. On-
board Diamond tool box. Exc.
Cond. $900. (863)763-6909

CHEVY VAN '93, 1 ton, needs
engine, rebuilt trans. $400
(863)634-9345
DODGE '91, 1 ton, 318 cu. in.
$1000 (863)634-9345
Ford Hightop Van, '89, tow
pkg, full power, seats 8, TV,
CB radio $2000; LaBelle
Area. (863)675-4970msg.
GMC HIGHTOP VAN Ice
Cream Trk, clean & ready to
go, $2500 neg
(863)697-1181 10am-6pm
PLYM. GRAND VOYAGER'96
auto, a/c, 4 cyl. eng., 27mpg,
Looks/Runs great. No rust!
$2250. Neg. 863-763-3190

CHEVY 1500 FULL SIZE'90
runs good, cold a/c, $2K or
best offer. 863-467-8445 or
863-697-8073
CHEVY '86, 1/2 ton, 2wd, a/c.
$2000 or best offer.
(863)697-9806
CHEVY S-10, '87, V8 conver-
sion, overdrive, a/c, runs
very good. $2500.
(863)697-2525
CHEVY SILVERADO 2500 '88,
1 owner, cold a/c, $2500
(863)610-0732
DODGE DAKOTA '95, 4 cyl.,
manual trans., $1300 or best
offer.' (863)983-8560 leave
message
DODGE DAKOTA '96- 4 cyl, 5
spd, AC, good cond., $2500
(772)618-0607
FORD F350 '86- 4dr dually,
diesel, needs work, $750
(863)673-0951
FORD F100, '83, auto, air, 300
6 cyl., 2 tone blue, new tires,
$900 or .best offer.
(863)467-8464
FORD F150 XLT- '03, Reg.
cab, Auto. V-6, Loaded, 57K
mi., 4 new tires. All pwr, Tow
pck. $10,000. (863)467-6079
FORD F250,'80, motor runs,
Body good shape. Needs
new auto. trans. $600. or
best offer. (863)673-5058
FORD F350, '84, Diesel, 4
door,. $1200.
(863)517-0448
FORD RANGERXLT'92
4 cyl, standard, cold a/c,
$1200 Negot. 863-763-4149
or 561-758-4337
FORD UHAUL TRUCK '79 14'
alum. w/grandma's attic. Good
for storage. Does not run.You
move$500.239-368-7291 aft3
GMC SIERRA S15 '89, Good
trans., engine blown, excel-
lent body. $500 or best offer.
(863)634-2280
NISSAN PU XE '95- ext cab, 6
cyl., asking $2500
(863)261-2729

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Trojans stop Cowboywinning streak

Volunteer for Junior
Pro
It's time for Junior Pro basket-
ball again! Volunteer coaches,
assistants and referees are need-
ed for boys and girls divisions:
grades K-2, 3-5 and 6-8. For infor-
mation please call Darrell Harris
at 675-2565 or Pat Langford at
675-1686.

Soccer sign-ups
The LaBelle Youth Soccer
Association sign-ups will be at
Winn Dixie: Saturday, October 14,
from 10 a.m. to noon; Sunday,
October 1, Sunday, October 15,
from 1-3 p.m. Cost: $25 per play-
er.

Fishers of Men
SOn Saturday, October 14 and'
21, Fishers of Men will hold its first
Hendry County Snook and Bass
tournament at the LaBelle boat
ramp for teams of two. There will
be $35,000 worth of cash and
prizes. First place: Triton
TR186/150 Mercury Motor Bass
Boat.
The pre-tournament meeting
is mandatory on October 13 and
20 at the LaBelle High School
Cafeteria; cash only. There is a
$300 entry fee before Oct. 7; $350
after. Contact Florida Southern
Director FOM Jack Ott at 239-947-
4311 or jaosol974@juno.com or
www.fomntt.com

Limit: 100 boats.

Caloosa Chase 5K Run
The 12th Annual Caloosa
Chase 5K Run is Saturday, Octo-
ber 21, at 8 a.m. at LaBelle High
School. The entry fee is $12
before October 18; $15 on race
day. Make checks payable to LHS.
Awards go to the top three finish-
ers in each age group. Door prizes
and refreshments provided; t-shirt
to the first 60 entries. Pick up an
entry form at LHS or call Coach
Frost at 674-4120.

Join skeet league
Caloosa Sports Shooters is
forming a skeet league. Contact
Dave Alexander at 675-0500 or Ed
Kuntz at 675-6432.

Enjoy archery
Thursday October 12, 7 p.m.
Monthly membership meeting
and 20 Yard Target League.
Sunday, October 15: 3D
Archery Shoot at the Nalle Grade
County Park in North Fort Myers
hosted by the Lee County
Archers. A roving field range con-
sisting of 20 3D target stations and
a 14 station N.FA.A. field course.
Sign up 8-8:30 a.m.; shotgun start
at 9 a.m. A $10.00 shooting fee
applies. Info: Ben Brown (239)
369-6212.
Sunday: November 5, 9 a.m..,
900 round event.

By Coach Ron Dunbar
The Lely Trojans scored three
quick second quarter touchdowns
and then coasted to a 55-21 non-
district high school football victory
over the LaBelle Cowboys. The
Trojans took advantage of two
Cowboy turnovers and a fourth
down defensive stop to up their
record to 4-2 while the Cowboys
fell to 3-3.
"We didn't play well on both
sides of the ball at times. We need
to be more consistent if we are
going to make a run at the play-
offs," Coach Dunbar said.
The Cowboys did continue their
consistent running game on
offense as Senior Andrew Tovar
carried 17 times for 137 yards and a
touchdown. Junior Gabriel Puente
had 14 carries for 113 yards and
also a touchdown. It was Puente's
first game back in three weeks due
to a knee injury.
Senior wide receiver Chad
Lutkenhaus continued his stellar

Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
From left: Players of the week: Defensive Andrew Tovar with 12 tackles; Offensive Freddy
Hernandez graded out at 78 percent; Practice Player of the week Jacob Sawatzky and Spe-
cial Teams Rey Hernandez graded out at 100 percent.

offensive performance for the
Cowboys catching six passes for 61
yards and a touchdown which
gave the LaBelle squad an early 7-0

lead. apiece.
On defense the Cowboys were The Cowboys will travel to Dun-
led by Tovar and junior defensive bar High in Ft. Myers next Friday for
tackle Blake Barnes with 11 tackles a key district match-up at 7:30 p.m.

Junior Varsity Cowboys defeat the Tigers

For the second time this sea-
son the LaBelle JV Cowboys
defeated the JV Tigers of Clewis-
ton. But, unlike the first contest
where the LaBelle squad won a
tight 28-20 contest, the Cowboys

year by completing nine of 16
passes for 149 yards and two
touchdowns. Both touchdown
passes went to rising sophomore
star Hobbs Crockett. Hull also
connected with Sophomore

strong rushing performance as
the sophomore carried 11 times
for 100 yards and two touch-
downs. His counterpart in the
backfield also had a great night
as Angel Alvarez powered his
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The stingy Cowboy defense
was led by Junior Felipe Deras
with nine tackles from his defen-
sive end spot. Freshman safety
Dale Thompson added seven
tackles and one interception.

left no doubt by crushing the Dorian Deas four times for 68 way for 112 yards on nine carrie

Hull continued his outstanding Williams turned in another and added a 26 yard field goal. p.m. on Thursday.

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Cross Country Results

Cowgirls go two for three in the week

Cross country
running well
Five teams were at the cross
country meet Sept. 26 the most
ever including LHS, Bishop
Verot, Clewiston, Lake Placid and
Desoto. The Cowgirls finished 2nd
to Clewiston. Brooke Norris ran a
great race finishing 3rd over-all
with her best time of the year at
23:52. Irene Garza also ran well for
LaBelle finishing 4th over-all
(24:49). Karina Marines was next
at 25:50. Shayla Wilson was the
4th runner in for LaBelle at 26:55
(Her best time of the year) and
Nancy Vasquez finished the scor-
ing at 27:43. Vanessa Cantu and.
Emily Hull also ran well, with
times of 28:16 and 28:41, respec-
tively.
The boys finished first by
defeating rival Bishop Verot by a
scant one potnt! Senior Stafford
King finished first and ran his best
race ever new 5k school record of
17:24. Drew Dyess was next in at
19:30. The third runner in LaBelle
was a big surprise as freshman
Chris Timms broke the 20-minute
barrier at 19:47.
Jacob Stallings and Jose
Guillen finished up for LaBelle,
20:24 and 20:26, respectively.
Cesar Mateo 20:27, Caleb Rhoden
20:49, Timmy Fromm 20:51, Oscar
Tovar 20:55 and Brandon Temples
at 20:58 all finished under 21 min-
utes to contribute to the victory.
Sebring meet
In Sebring at the Highlands
Hammock State Park a five team
meet included LaBelle, Avon Park.
Lake Placid, Sebring and Walker
Academy. LHS won the race W\ith a
score of 2,3. Sebring w\as second
with 39, kAvon Park 76, Walker
Academy 108 and Lake Placid had.
no team score.
In the boy's varsity race Stafford
King was first overall with a time of
17:28. Jacob Stallings was 4th
overall at 19:01, while e Drew Dyess
continued to run consistently
under 20 minutes with a time of
19:43. Caleb Rhoden led a pack of
LaBelle runners with a time of
20:10. Cesar Mateo and Timmy
Fromm; were next at 20:15 and
20:32, respectively.
SJan Blazek was the first runner
in overall in the JV race with a very
good time of 20: I8.
The LaBell girls also finished
first %\ith a scole of -0 followed by

Sebring 62, Lake Placid 79, Walker
85, Avon Park 90. Irene Garza was
first in at 24:58 (5th overall).
Brooke Norris ran another strong
race finishing 6th overall at 25:54.
Missy Olivarez and Karina Marines
were the next at 26:31 and 26:37.
Shayla Wilson finished the scoring
for LaBelle at 27:02. Rhonda Bur-
ton and Nancy Vasquez also ran
well for the Cowgirls recording
times of 27:04 and 27:15. Emily
Hull was the first girl in, in the JV
race with a personal.best of 26:35.

LMS Cross Country
The LaBelle Middle School
Cross Country team had a very
good showing at the Gulfview
Invitational in Naples. The teams
were divided into 6th, 7th and 8th
grade races. The 8th grade girls
were led by Laura Reed's 10th
place overall finish, followed
closely by Yesenia Resendiz,-Miri-
am Carranza, Beatriz Martinez
and Araceli Gomez. In the 7th
grade race, Ashley Golemme fin-
ished an impressive 3rd overall.
And in the 6th grade race, Nicolas
Loredo placed 7th for the boys,
and the girl's team \vas led by
Jesse \Vhitman's 9th place run,
who finished just ahead of Diana
Rodriguez and Jaquanza Taylor,
who placed 11th and 121h,
respectively.

By Coach Shelley Blake
The Cowgirls started off a busy
week taking on the Estero Wildcats
in a district match up. The Cowgirls
defeated the Wildcats in four
games: 25-12, 25-21, 19-25, and 25-
22. Alexa Redish, and Brogan
Heisler led the Cowgirls in kills.
Redish pounding out 12, while
Heisler hammered down 9. Lacey
McCall added to the attack, picking
up 5 aces and propelling the Cow-
girls through some tough serving
situations. Defensively Dani Blake,
Heather Raulerson and Blake Rice
shared most of the responsibility..
Dani Blake picked up 18 digs, while
Heather Rauleron and Blake Rice
each scooped up 16 a piece. Win-
ning this district game secured the
second place spot for the Cowgirls.
Game two for the Cowgirls was
against the Sharks from Gulf Coast.
This is the second time the Cow-
girls have faced the Sharks this
year, and the Cowgirls had some-
thing to prove after a poor showing
in the first match up. The Cowgirls
brought their "A" game, serving
with 92 percent accuracy and
receiving at 81 percent. Alexa
Redish, Blake Rice and Heather
Raulerson led the Cowgirls in kills
Redish put down 9 and Rice and
Raulerson both had 8. Dani Blake
passed out 24 assists. The Cowgirls
were defeated 22-25, 26-24, 19-25,

and 25-11. "Gulf Coast in a very
good team. Their coach was very
impressed with the improvement
the girls made this .year and
thought that they all played with a
lot of class," said Coach Blake.
Finally, the Cowgirls hosted
Riverdale in the last district match
up of the season, defeating the
Raiders 25-21, 25-16, 26-28 and 25-
19. Alexa Redish had a season high
17 kills, followed by Heather
Raulerson at 11. Dani Blake tied
her season high with 36 assists and
collected 16 digs.' Blake Rice,
Heather Raulerson and Lacey
McCall were key in defending the
court. Rice and Raulerson each
picked up 11 digs a piece, while
McCall dug up 10.
JV volleyball -

By Coach Jade Youngblood
This week the JV Cowgirls
defeated Riverdale and Gulf Coast
while falling to Estero. Brianna

Sanchez led the Cowgirls with 40
digs, 16 kills and 8 aces. Beatrice
Hernandez and Stephanie Pack-
both contributed 17 digs.
Stephanie also added 9 kills and 5

aces while Beatrice added 6 kills
and 8 aces. Ada Johnson had 12
digs and 11 kills and Rebecca Sin-
gleton had 5 aces. Kaylynn Cash
had 29 assists and 10 digs.

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